Walk into any 5-star hotel or popular restaurant, and you’ll find your mood effortlessly shifting to match the atmosphere that the designer intended—whether it’s a sense of intrigue, excitement, or romance. This transformation is often the result of meticulous attention to detail, particularly in the lighting design. It’s a subtle art that we often overlook but one that holds immense potential to enhance our own homes. One way that you can easily influence the ambience at home is by utilising cordless lighting.

NEOZ is an Australian company with more than 40 years of pioneering cordless lighting technology. Today their award winning industrial – designed cordless lamps grace some of the most prestigious restaurants and hotels in the world. From the Crown to Nobu, Bennelong, Aria, Reine & La Rue, The Capella Sydney and Singapore, The Wall Street Hotel in New York, Marrakech’s Oberoi, Frescohallen in Norway and at the supremely elegant St Regis in Venice.

The brand was founded in 1983 by Industrial Engineer, Peter Ellis, who wanted to design and produce lighting products that were beneficial to both people and the environment. Today CEO Jon Hemming is driving innovation, and the company is collaborating with the world’s leading interior innovators, including Ken Fulk, Martin Brudinzki, AvroKO and Bryan O’Sullivan. They have recently launched a new NEOZ N1 Cordless Light Engine which is the most advanced cordless lighting system which offers longer battery life and is IP64 rated for water resistance and durability. Here are some of their elegant designs, suitable for any home:

The Piccolo

The Piccolo is the newest member of the NEOZ lamp family and is a stunning brushed stainless-steel lamp that offers a twinkling light quality. It features a polycarbonate light diffuser which is great for reflecting a cosy atmosphere and it’s IP64 rating means it can safely be used outdoors or by your swimming pool. Sustainability is at the heart of NEOZ and therefore the Piccolo uses 75% post-consumer recycled plastic for the build of its interior structure.

The Bellingen
The Bellingen is named after the area in which the Camphor Laurel timber is sourced for this lamp.  It is a beautiful, hand crafted, hardwood design that is finished with a natural oil.  The Camphor Laurel wood offers a beautiful range of tones and shades fitting into any space.  This design also features a hand-blown glass lampshade, which is adds a contemporary touch.

The Medusa
The Medusa was hand crafted in the Blue Mountains in collaboration with artist, Brad Allen-Waters. As you can see it has a unique and luminescent design. The Solid resin body was created to be a reflector so that it illuminates any space with a beautiful and captivating form.