Lighting & Home Decor

DI CLASSE launched new lighting products made with washi paper and is currently one of the strongest presences among design-driven lighting brands. Its product lineup, which blends traditional materials with contemporary design, is drawing attention as a differentiation strategy in the lighting market.

Seasonal activity is also prominent. Francfranc has rolled out Christmas decorations and room décor items in quick succession, generating buzz across both interiors and lighting. よみうりランドのジュエルミネーション announced the opening of its new season and reaffirmed its position as a central winter light event in the Kanto region. In the outdoor segment, 岩崎電気 introduced new landscape lighting products, capturing demand for decoration on streets and commercial facilities. In decoration and staging, Hibiya-Kadan continued to take on projects that combine flowers and light, strengthening its brand visibility. On the functional side, Azzurro unveiled a new series of lighting systems that reproduce natural daylight, attracting interest from buyers who value practicality as much as appearance. As part of its push toward design excellence, Tom Dixon presented a new collection that drew the attention of high-sensitivity customers. For event décor, HAPPY JOINT launched a new package of illuminated interior products, while REFALA is also capturing demand with light-up furniture and decorative pieces for spatial staging.

Panasonic continues to maintain a broad lighting product range and holds a stable position as a standard brand for residential and commercial spaces. Attention is spread across a wide range of topics, from design-focused new products that draw on traditional materials to seasonal event décor and outdoor landscape lighting, and this is what defines JP today. The market structure, in which design, functionality, and seasonality advance simultaneously, is coming into clear focus.