Designed by Sean Lavin, the Brox Linear LED System by Visual Comfort Architectural uses modular light bars, blank bars and connectors to create customizable illuminated structures. Components snap together into geometric forms that can function as linear lighting, task lighting or suspended light sculptures, allowing the system to move beyond the fixed shape of a conventional architectural fixture. Preconfigured options include rectangular suspensions and cube pendants, while individual components support more personalized layouts. Brox light bars can rotate 360 degrees and lock into position, allowing illumination to be directed toward or away from surrounding surfaces for direct or indirect lighting. Systems can also be installed horizontally or vertically and linked together to create larger three-dimensional compositions. With its modular 24VDC architecture, Brox gives designers the ability to use linear LED lighting as both a functional source of illumination and a geometric element within the space.

