Projects
High above the city at Marina Bay Sands, LAVO Singapore balances panoramic views with carefully layered lighting and interiors. Designers from greymatters share how the restaurant’s design creates intimacy at scale while responding to Singapore’s climate and energy.
Located within Hotel Indigo Auckland’s restored heritage motor house building, Bistro Saine pairs European brasserie energy with a confident, contemporary interior. Grounded in timber, stone and burnished finishes, the dining room transitions seamlessly from day to evening. The NEOZ Victoria in Aged Brass complements this material palette, providing refined cordless table lighting that reinforces warmth, clarity and continuity throughout service.
At Dusit Thani Bangkok, dining unfolds across a collection of distinct yet interconnected venues, each defined by its own pace, atmosphere, and design intent. From the precision of Cannubi by Umberto Bombana to the layered moods of Pavilion, Spire Rooftop Bar, and 1970 Bar, this spotlight explores how a unified approach to cordless table lighting creates cohesion, comfort, and clarity across a complex hospitality setting.
Set within the historic heart of Diriyah, Taleed by Michael Mina offers an alfresco dining experience that brings together Middle Eastern culinary heritage and contemporary hospitality. Framed by restored architecture and open evening skies, the terrace becomes a place where atmosphere, cuisine, and subtle design details combine to create a refined sense of place.
Across Rocco Forte Hotels, lighting plays a supporting role, shaping atmosphere without drawing attention to itself. Guided by Olga Polizzi’s place-led design philosophy, each property begins with its setting and pares back to its essence.
Albert and Ritz NEOZ cordless lamps appear across Rocco Forte’s bars, dining rooms, and lounges from London to Florence, Munich, and Sicily, where they respond to varied architectural languages while maintaining the same intent: warmth, restraint, and ease within the space.
Carbone Riviera has opened at the Bellagio, and, in collaboration with Martin Brudnizki Design Studio, we created a bespoke cordless Victoria lamp to suit its Riviera-inspired interior. The project called for a precise custom surface finish and bespoke lampshade for one of Las Vegas’s most anticipated openings.
A reimagined classic within Brisbane’s cultural heart, Lyrebird at Queensland Performing Arts Centre (QPAC) pairs the theatre of dining with the poise of design. Recently refreshed with a new look and menu, the restaurant once again stands as one of Brisbane’s most refined pre-performance destinations.
For nearly a century, Bathers’ Pavilion has been a Sydney icon—where heritage meets coastal elegance. Earlier this year, the landmark played host to the acclaimed L’Enclume residency, illuminated by NEOZ lamps that shaped a dining experience worthy of its three Michelin stars. In conversation with General Manager Tom Sykes, we explore what makes Bathers’ so enduring—from its breathtaking views and refined cuisine to the carefully crafted atmosphere that makes every visit unforgettable.
At the recent London Design Festival, Corner Light made its debut—not just as a reveal, but as a hands-on experience. Visitors could hold the cordless lamp, turn it over, and watch its candle-like glow transform the space.
We spoke with designers Fabio Cristini and Darran Prior of London studio There’s Light, who partnered with NEOZ to create their first product. They shared how the idea began at Tate Modern’s Corner Bar, how collaboration shaped the design, and why longevity and honesty remain central to their philosophy.
NEOZ and London’s award-winning studio There's Light introduce Corner Light, a limited-edition cordless lamp created for the Tate Modern’s Corner Bar. The design draws inspiration from There’s Light’s scheme for the bar created in 2023, translating the mood of 1970s streetlights and the atmosphere of London’s cityscape into something refined and timeless.