Lumens launches exclusives, Rejuvenation names new president | Lighting Report
Rosie Li Studio‘s new lighting collection, Jewel Block, is now available exclusively through lumens.com. The collection draws on early 20th-century pressed glass architectural tiles, train signal lights and crystalline formations. For this collection, Rosie Li, a Chinese-American artist and sculptural lighting designer, developed three custom pressed glass lenses, each featuring lenticular patterns that bend, refract and scatter light in rhythmic, prismatic way. Prices range from $950 to $32,800. Pieces include sconces, a pendant, a table and floor lamp, and a flush mount.
Lumens has brought Seki-Han, an archival FLOS design by Afra and Tobia Scarpa, to the U.S. for the first time with an exclusive retail partnership. The launch includes a reissue of the original floor lamp with updates for contemporary living, as well as a new linear suspension version of the same light. Produced by FLOS until 1966, Seki-Han is a rare and little-known example of Italian modernist design.
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Williams-Sonoma, Inc. has promoted Aujsha Taylor to president of Rejuvenation, its lighting and hardware retail brand. Taylor has been with Williams-Sonoma, Inc. since 2003 and stepped into the leadership role for Rejuvenation in 2020. Under her leadership, Rejuvenation’s revenue has more than doubled, Williams-Sonoma said, driven by expanded merchandise categories and growth of the brand’s retail footprint to 13 stores, including Nashville and Salt Lake City locations that opened in 2025, with plans to open a 14th retail location in Dallas in 2026.
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Adesso‘s newest lighting lineup, primed for High Point Market later this month, blends a next-generation touch switch for easy control with full functionality through the Bluetooth Lotus Lamp App, the company said via email. At market, it will have a printed, physical version of its spring 2026 intros, in addition to its digital catalog, the company also said.
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Turin-based lighting company Creative Cables announced the U.S. launch of Ghost Line bulbs. The company started a Kickstarter campaign to gather support for the launch, with early bird pricing for supporters on all three models to be delivered in May. Ghost Line centers design to make the light source invisible — the light itself becomes the design, appearing independently from its structure, allowing it to be customizable. Ghost bulbs fit into a growing family of mutually compatible cables, light sockets, lampshades, switches, and other elements.
