Arcolight has always been built around a simple idea: lighting that works for the architecture, not against it. The two newest collections — Veer and Darc — take that further than ever.
Veer: one system, every space
The challenge with specifying architectural lighting across a whole project isn't finding a fitting you like — it's finding a system that holds together when the ceiling height changes, the room type shifts, and the brief evolves.
Veer solves that.
It's a modular system available in four mounting styles: surface downlight, ceiling spot, track light, and suspension. Components are interchangeable throughout — skins and finishes, lens sizes, diffuser accessories — so the aesthetic remains consistent regardless of how the space is configured.
Five finish options keep it current. The modularity keeps it practical.
Whether you're lighting a residential apartment from entry to bedroom, or a commercial fit-out from reception to meeting room, Veer gives you a single design language to work with from start to finish.
Darc: precision in three sizes
Darc is a downlight family engineered to cover every layer of a lighting scheme, without compromise.
The Darc 80 is the specification workhorse: CRI 97 for exceptional colour rendering, IP54 rated for wet and outdoor-adjacent applications, and seven fascia styles with interchangeable plaster or spring trims — all from a single cutout. It's the kind of downlight that earns its place on a specification list.
The Darc 60 is a mini downlight in three fascia styles — straightforward, versatile, and reliable across the full range of everyday applications.
The Darc 40 is a micro downlight designed for gentle ambient illumination — the quiet layer that makes the rest of a scheme sing.
All three are available in black or white, with black or white trim. Four clean finish combinations. Nothing extraneous.
Available now
Both Veer and Darc are in stock and available to order online or through our South Yarra and Surry Hills showrooms. Our team is available to walk you through the full range in person — or to discuss specifications for an upcoming project.
