UFO Fiber Optic Lighting

As seen in GLAREBOMB'S viral "Life as a Lighting Designer" video!

Create light where you never thought possible. UFO fiber optic lighting systems use a remote LED light source to send light through flexible fiber optic strands, allowing you to create everything from subtle points of light and starry ceilings to dramatic decorative installations and architectural features.

Because the fiber itself carries light rather than electricity, the system offers incredible design flexibility. The illuminator can be located remotely while the fiber is routed exactly where the light is needed.

Design Possibilities

Fiber optic systems can be configured for a huge variety of applications, including:

• Star Ceilings: Create anything from a subtle night sky to a dense field of stars using fibers of different sizes and brightness levels.
• Twinkle & Animation Effects: Add movement, shimmer, fading, or twinkling effects depending on the selected illuminator and controls.
• Color-Changing Light: Choose static white light or RGB/RGBW color-changing systems for more dramatic installations.
• Custom Patterns & Constellations: Arrange individual points of light into constellations, logos, patterns, artwork, or completely custom designs.
• Decorative Fiber: Use side-emitting or specialty fibers to create glowing lines, strands, curtains, or sculptural lighting effects.
• Architectural Integration: Integrate fiber optics into ceilings, walls, millwork, displays, hospitality spaces, theaters, spas, residential interiors, and specialty installations.
• Different Fiber Sizes & Intensities: Mix fiber diameters to create variation in brightness and scale for a more dimensional effect.
• Remote Light Sources: Keep the illuminator accessible in a separate location while distributing light to difficult-to-reach or sensitive areas.

Why Is This Product "Get a Quote"?

Fiber optic lighting isn't a one-size-fits-all product. Every system is built around the size of your installation, the number and type of fibers required, the desired lighting effect, and the equipment needed to power and control it.

To accurately price your system, we'll need a little information about your project first.

Helpful information includes the dimensions of the area, approximate number of light points or desired density, application, desired colors/effects, fiber lengths, and any drawings, plans, photos, or inspiration images you have available.

Don't worry if you don't know exactly what you need. Tell us what you're trying to create, and we'll help determine the appropriate fiber, illuminator, controls, and system configuration.