The Corner Light Shines at the London Design Festival

The much-anticipated Corner Light cordless lamp was unveiled last week at the London Design Festival 2025, one of the world’s foremost celebrations of design and creativity. Developed in collaboration with award-winning London-based studio There’s Light, the limited-edition lamp embodies sculptural refinement and practical design.

The launch event took place at The Corner at Tate Modern—a setting that perfectly echoed the piece’s contemporary yet timeless character. The evening brought together leading designers, architects, and hospitality professionals for a memorable showcase. Guests experienced the Corner Light in situ, where its warm illumination complemented the interior’s atmosphere and highlighted the flexibility cordless lighting brings to modern hospitality spaces. 

Corner Light designer Fabio Cristini (left) shares his design wisdom for his take on the cordless table lamp

Darran Prior of There's Light (right) talks with attendees at the London Design Festival

NEOZ CEO Jon Hemming (centre) showcases some of the details of the cordless Corner Light with event guests

For the launch, the Corner Light was beautifully displayed on custom plinths designed by artist Tristan Cochrane

NEOZ UK sales representative Amy Elstow (centre) builds on our longstanding relationship with UK hospitality

Designer Fabio Cristini (right) and a guest discuss the Corner Light

First Ever Product by There's Light

Adding to the significance of the event, the launch marked There’s Light’s first product release, underscoring the studio’s growing influence in the design world. The occasion was beautifully captured by photographer Brennan Bucannan, who documented moments that reflect both NEOZ’s commitment to design innovation and our role in the future of hospitality design.

Corner Light

€813,95

Bim Blake, Head of Global Sales

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Bim Blake is Head of Global Sales at NEOZ, bringing more than 20 years of international experience across hospitality, luxury, retail and product design. Beginning her career with Hyatt Hotels before progressing into global operational leadership with Langham Hospitality Group, she has built her career at the intersection of guest experience, commercial strategy and design.

At NEOZ, Bim partners with leading hotel groups, architects, interior designers and developers around the world, helping realise projects where lighting enhances both operational performance and the guest experience. Working closely with design teams from concept through completion, she ensures technical performance supports creative vision.

With expertise across hospitality operations, global sales, business strategy and marketing, Bim brings a perspective that bridges hotel operations and hospitality design. She is a passionate advocate for the role of lighting in shaping atmosphere, strengthening brand identity and creating memorable guest experiences.