Photo: Martin Tervoort

heron – the new virtuoso acrobat in lighting

Photo: Stefan Wolf Lucks

Horticulture LEDs at the Merantix AI Campus in Berlin

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Re-lighting of an icon – Neue Nationalgalerie Berlin

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This is how mawa produces – Made in Germany

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Current information on our delivery times

Southwest of Berlin, mawa’s lights and lighting systems are planned, designed, and produced by qualified staff using the newest computer-controlled technology: Lighting for museums, libraries, sacred buildings, historical monuments, shops, offices, hotels and individual custom constructions.

gangkofner
light edition

Aloys Ferdinand Gangkofner counts as one of the most influential German glass designers of  classical modernism. In close consultation with his family, mawa chose six lights from his most well-known industrial designs for the re-edition.

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Innovations and current news

LEDs, lights, lighting tools – always in the process of furthering development. And plenty going on in Neuseddin and Michendorf as well, affecting people, light planning and lighting retail. As soon as there’s something to say at mawa, you’ll find it here first.

Fit for Future – System changeover 22.06. – 06.07.
From 22.06. to presumably 05.07. / 06.07. an update of our merchandise management system will take place. The entry and processing of purchase and sales documents must be postponed during this period. We plan to send out deliveries again from week 29 at the latest.
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Light for Reading and Learning

Customizing modular lighting series is one of mawa’s specialties. Especially in libraries, numerous workstations can thus be equipped with individually adapted table luminaires.

The Museum Specialist

The seventies plus series is the result of years of experience with specialist requirements of exhibition rooms. Seventies plus supplements the application possibilities of the seventies series. The focussing unit for a freely adjustable beam angle is just one of numerous accessories.

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The world’s largest 360° display with 180,000 flip dots

In auto city Wolfsburg, the inclined visitor doesn’t find out when and where to receive their new car from an LED panel, instead nearly 180,000 tiny flip dots, every single one individually driven by electromagnetic impulses, show the way. The ring, constructed of 44 single segments, is the worlds largest 360° display board, and thanks to modular components, easily disassembled. Engineered, constructed, produced and mounted by our high tech team.

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You can see an influence of the classical modern age on our
core business ⎯ the technical lighting systems that mawa
produces. Thereby we always pursue an important goal with
new developments: sustainability, also in design ⎯ i.e. our
products must be durable, preferably also resistant to trends,
functioning technically and optically after years of use ⎯ to
put it brief: ageing with dignity. I think this is our greatest
contribution to sustainability.

Martin Wallroth, founder

Lighting Series – fbl

fbl stands for folding bending light or flat box LED. This series is impressive for its precise edges with no visible connections. The in-house developed and patented folding technique makes it possible to construct the housing out of a single sheet of aluminum.

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Le Corbusiers Polychromie sends its greetings

Lights from mawa are found in numerous icons of modern architecture, including the Dessau Master’s Houses and in Le Corbusiers Living Machine. The four colors of the limited schliephacke edition is inspired from these buildings.

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Projects with individually manufactured LED lightings and lighting systems

Together with international architects, interior designers and lighting planners, the luminaires have been further developed to meet special requirements and often customized.

Photo: Philip Kistner