In the Collection Book 2026, PUK introduced DÉCOR, a new product category that expands the concept of outdoor architectural lighting towards a more expressive and decorative dimension.
For the first time, PUK presents a range in which lighting performance and aesthetic presence are designed to coexist. DÉCOR luminaires are conceived not simply to illuminate an outdoor space, but to participate in its identity: creating atmosphere, establishing visual relationships and becoming an intentional element within the landscape and architecture.
This evolution builds on PUK’s established engineering expertise while introducing a renewed focus on the perceptual and emotional qualities of light. The result is a collection in which materials, proportions, optics and design language work together to give light a more decorative presence.
Within this new category, today we’ll meet VETRA and FLEXA.
VETRA & FLEXA: two ways to shape decorative light
VETRA and FLEXA were conceived around the same lighting configurations: Sphera, Filis and Dot. The three versions share a recognizable aesthetic language, while their different structures create two different approaches to outdoor lighting.
The distinction lies in the support: VETRA adopts a defined, fixed structure, establishing a precise relationship between the luminaire and its surroundings; FLEXA introduces a flexible stem that can be shaped and adapted, allowing the lighting element to follow the requirements of the project.
Two families, a shared intention: bringing together light and form to create a presence that belongs to the outdoor environment. And behind this visual simplicity lies a careful choice of materials and finishes, developed specifically for outdoor applications.
VETRA. Beyond illumination.
VETRA translates the DÉCOR philosophy through a clear and essential architectural presence.
Its fixed structure creates a stable visual relationship with the environment, while the three available lighting expressions (Sphera, Filis and Dot) introduce different proportions and forms within the same design language. The range is available in multiple dimensions, allowing the product to adapt to different contexts.
At the heart of VETRA is the relationship between its metallic structure and its glass element. The structure is made from stainless steel, selected for its suitability to demanding outdoor environments, while the glass gives a more noble and durable material that contributes directly to the aesthetic character of the luminaire.
The glass element is not simply a technical component. It becomes part of the visual identity of the product, interacting with the light and helping create a softer, more atmospheric presence. VETRA Sphera, for example, combines its minimalist stainless-steel bollard structure with a glass element designed to soften and diffuse the emitted light.
The result is a luminaire that can inhabit gardens, pathways and architectural landscapes maintaining a balance between technical performance and decorative expression.
FLEXA. Light in motion.
FLEXA starts from the same design language as VETRA, but introduces a different relationship with the environment. Its flexible stainless-steel stem can be shaped according to the desired composition. Rather than imposing a fixed position, FLEXA allows the lighting element to adapt to the space, creating curves, orientations and arrangements that can respond to the architecture or landscape around it.
The three lighting expressions (Sphera, Filis and Dot) are available within this flexible system, creating continuity between the two families while giving designers greater freedom in how the light interacts with its surroundings.
Here again, material quality is an essential part of the design.
Stainless steel forms the structural element, while the glass component contributes to the character and quality of the emitted light. The result is an outdoor lighting solution that introduces a different kind of freedom: not simply choosing where to position a luminaire, but shaping its presence according to the space.
Materials designed to last, forms designed to belong.
The choice of materials across VETRA and FLEXA reflects a broader principle behind DÉCOR: decorative lighting for outdoor environments cannot be separated from technical reliability.
The use of stainless steel and glass gives the products a material quality that goes beyond appearance. Stainless steel provides a robust structural foundation, while glass offers a more refined relationship with light than plastic, becoming an integral part of the luminaire’s visual and luminous expression and surface treatments further contribute to the resistance of the structures in outdoor environments.
These technical choices are not hidden behind the design; they support it, allowing products to maintain their character while responding to the demands of external applications around the world. From the sands of the UAE to the cold winds of Northern Europe.
A broader DÉCOR collection: from VETRA and FLEXA to RONDIS and LUCEA
VETRA and FLEXA are only two expressions of the new DÉCOR category.
The collection also includes RONDIS, available in Rounded and Flat versions and in different diameters, and LUCEA, developed in Petit, Bollard and Wall versions. Together, these families expand the design possibilities of DÉCOR, exploring different relationships between light, form, material and space.
The development of this new direction is also part of PUK’s ongoing collaboration with Nava + Arosio Studio, with the aim of strengthening the company’s design-oriented vision and creating a coherent identity across products and communication.
DÉCOR by PUK Lighting.
Lighting becomes spatial experience.
