Euroluce Milan: Complete Exhibition Guide

Euroluce Milan: The Complete Guide to the International Designer Lighting Exhibition

The Must-Attend Event for Lighting Professionals

Every two years, Milan becomes the world capital of lighting thanks to Euroluce, the international exhibition entirely dedicated to designer lighting. Held as part of the prestigious Salone del Mobile.Milano, the event brings together the world’s leading lighting manufacturers, designers, architects, interior designers, engineering firms and industry professionals.

If you work in the fields of lighting, architecture or interior design, Euroluce is undoubtedly the trade fair you shouldn’t miss.

What is Euroluce?

Founded in 1976, Euroluce is the international lighting biennial held within the Salone del Mobile.Milano.

The exhibition showcases the latest innovations in:

decorative lighting;
architectural lighting;
indoor lighting;
outdoor lighting;
connected lighting solutions;
LED technologies;
smart lighting systems;
human-centric lighting and visual comfort.

Today, Euroluce is considered one of the world’s leading exhibitions dedicated to designer lighting.

When is Euroluce?

As we are now in July 2026, the next edition of Euroluce will take place:

From April 13 to April 18, 2027

at Fiera Milano Rho, near Milan, Italy.

The exhibition runs alongside the Salone del Mobile.Milano, giving visitors the opportunity to discover the latest furniture, interior design and home décor collections at the same time.

Where is Euroluce held?

The exhibition takes place at:

Fiera Milano Rho

located approximately 15 kilometres from Milan city centre.

The venue is easily accessible by:

Metro (M1 Line);
train;
car;
Milan Malpensa Airport;
Milan Linate Airport;
Bergamo Airport.

Who can visit Euroluce?

Euroluce is primarily a trade exhibition for professionals.

Visitors include:

architects;
interior designers;
decorators;
designers;
distributors;
retailers;
manufacturers;
engineering firms;
hotel professionals;
restaurateurs;
property developers;
specialist journalists.

On selected days, the exhibition may also be open to the general public, depending on the organisers’ schedule.

Can you buy lighting fixtures at Euroluce?

No.

Euroluce is primarily a professional exhibition designed to showcase new collections and encourage business relationships.

The lighting fixtures displayed serve mainly as presentation models.

Orders are generally placed afterwards directly with manufacturers or authorised distributors.

Why visit Euroluce?

Visiting Euroluce allows you to:

discover upcoming lighting collections before they reach the market;
meet manufacturers directly;
exchange ideas with internationally renowned designers;
identify future market trends;
discover the latest lighting technologies;
compare materials, finishes and innovations.

It is also an excellent opportunity to expand your international professional network.

Which brands exhibit at Euroluce?

Each edition welcomes hundreds of international exhibitors.

Among the brands regularly present are:

Artemide
Flos
Foscarini
Martinelli Luce
Luceplan
Vibia
Brokis
Nuura
DCW Éditions Paris
Louis Poulsen
Lodes
Panzeri
Nemo Lighting

and many other internationally recognised lighting manufacturers.

The official exhibitor list is published several months before each edition.

What trends are showcased at Euroluce?

Euroluce offers a preview of the lighting trends that will shape the coming years.

Among the major trends are:

mouth-blown glass;
organic forms;
natural materials;
brass and bronze finishes;
sculptural lighting;
next-generation LED technology;
connected lighting;
human-centric lighting solutions;
sustainable and recycled materials.

The exhibition also highlights research into lighting, architecture and sustainability through conferences and the Euroluce International Lighting Forum.

Euroluce or Fuorisalone: What’s the difference?

Many visitors confuse these two events.

Euroluce is the official lighting exhibition held inside the halls of Fiera Milano Rho.

Fuorisalone, on the other hand, is a city-wide programme featuring thousands of exhibitions, installations, showrooms, product launches and brand events organised throughout Milan during Milan Design Week.

The two events complement each other, and most professionals choose to attend both.

How should you prepare for your visit?

A few simple tips will help you make the most of your trip:

book your hotel several months in advance;
purchase your admission badge as soon as registration opens;
prepare a list of exhibitors you wish to visit;
download the exhibition floor plan;
allow several days for your visit;
wear comfortable shoes;
bring a portable charger for your smartphone.

The exhibition is extremely large, so good planning is essential.

Why is Euroluce essential for lighting professionals?

For manufacturers, Euroluce is the ideal international showcase to launch new collections and innovations.

For architects and interior designers, it provides exceptional inspiration for future projects.

For distributors and retailers, it is a unique opportunity to discover the products and innovations that will shape tomorrow’s lighting market.

At Lumitop, we closely follow every edition of Euroluce to discover the latest collections and select the finest designer lighting brands for our catalogue.

FAQ – Euroluce Milan

When is Euroluce 2027?

The next edition of Euroluce will take place from April 13 to April 18, 2027, at Fiera Milano Rho, Italy.

Is Euroluce held every year?

No. Euroluce is a biennial exhibition, held every two years, alternating with EuroCucina.

Where is Euroluce held?

The exhibition takes place at Fiera Milano Rho, near Milan, Italy.

Who can visit Euroluce?

Primarily professionals working in lighting, architecture, interior design and decoration.

Can I buy lighting fixtures at the exhibition?

No. Euroluce is dedicated to presenting new collections and developing professional business relationships.

Why should I visit Euroluce?

To discover new collections, meet manufacturers, identify future design trends and expand your professional network.

What is the difference between Euroluce and Salone del Mobile?

Salone del Mobile.Milano is the world’s leading furniture and design fair, while Euroluce is the exhibition entirely dedicated to designer lighting and lighting technologies.

What is the difference between Euroluce and Fuorisalone?

Euroluce takes place inside the exhibition halls of Fiera Milano Rho, while Fuorisalone brings together thousands of exhibitions, installations and design events throughout the city of Milan during Milan Design Week.

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