The LIT Lighting Design Awards brought its celebration of excellence in lighting design to São Paulo, Brazil, with a special winners ceremony held during LEDforum.26 on August 21 at the Tivoli Mofarrej Conference Hotel.
Recognized nationally and internationally as one of Brazil’s leading gatherings dedicated to lighting, LEDforum brings together influential voices and emerging perspectives from across the industry. Its program of lectures, discussions, and activities attracts a diverse audience of lighting designers, architects, product designers, urban planners, landscape designers, academics, developers, and lighting solution providers from across Brazil and Latin America.

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Against this vibrant backdrop, the LIT Lighting Design Awards celebrated the achievements of its 2025 Brazilian and regional winners, highlighting projects and professionals whose work continues to shape the future of lighting design.
The ceremony was presided over by Camila Linhares from the LIT Lighting Design Awards, who welcomed the winning studios and designers to the stage. Among those recognized were Atiaîa Lighting Design, Cena Studio De Iluminação, Mingrone Iluminação, NTZ Lighting, Studio Fos Iluminação, Studio io Arquitetura, Studio Symbios, Welight, Dessine, Dsgnselo, and LDE LightDesign Exporlux.
The celebration also recognized this year’s Honorable Mention recipients: Arquitetura E Luz, De Riggi Arquitetura de Iluminação, Lid Light In Design (DeltArchLD and LiD – Light In Design), Alfalux Iluminação Ltda, OMEGALIGHT, and Limarí Lighting Design.
Bringing the LIT Lighting Design Awards to LEDforum.26 created an opportunity to celebrate the Brazilian and Latin American lighting community within one of the region’s most important industry gatherings. The ceremony reflected the Awards’ ongoing commitment to recognizing exceptional talent and providing an international platform for designers whose creativity, technical expertise, and vision are advancing the discipline of lighting design.

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