We at the DLFNY support the statement made by WILD (Women in Lighting Design), NACLIQ, and EIL regarding the recent Supreme Court overturning of Roe vs. Wade. DLFNY is committed to supporting diversity in the lighting industry and expanding our reach into all communities. We feel the Supreme Court decision will marginalize communities we seek …
by Carl Everett 
DLFNY shows its appreciation and thanks for designers and speakers involved in 2020-2021 virtual event season.
by Carl Everett 
DLFNY believes in the power of education. We were proud to contribute a $10,000 scholarship to the New York School of Interior Design for students in the Master of Professional Studies in Lighting Design program for the 2020-2021 school year. We had a chance to talk with the program director, Shaun Fillion, LC MIES, and …
by Kelsey Taylor 
You probably noticed our website’s new look. We figured that, after about 15 years, it was time to update things. Among other improvements, the website’s responsive design will look better and function across all devices. We’re also rolling out a new DLFNY brand identity! The new website is designed to be more convenient for our …
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