Canadian hardwood, and what it does

Aaline is a system of certified modular architectural lighting and acoustic solutions designed to enhance and perform in commercial, residential and institutional space.

The material list is short, and it is the argument: FSC-certified hardwood from Canadian forests, stainless hardware, and LED tubes you can replace rather than throw the fixture away for. That last one matters more than it reads. A wood fixture outlives its light source, and most of them become landfill the day the source fails. This one doesn’t have to.

It works as one unit or as a run, which is what makes it usable on the awkward jobs: a partial wall, a corridor, a room where a full ceiling treatment was never available to you. This robust and elegant system is highly customizable. Their Toronto, Canada production facility can adapt any scale customized production if our readily available standard collection does not meet your projects requirements.

Made in Canada

UL & ETL certified components

Suitable for LEED buildings

Ultra-low consumption

Short lead time

Highly customizable

CSA (US, CA) tested and certified based on ISO international safety

A slim linear pendant with a wood finish suspended against a pale wall, beside the word Lighting

A collection of CSA and UL certified linear suspension lighting, products for commercial, residential and institutional projects.  Aaline’s Minimal, sustainable design brings a soothing simplicity to any home. Or, as part of a modular, scalable system, Aaline brings luminosity and an unassuming tactile elegance to larger, commercial and industrial spaces. Learn more

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A ribbed timber linear luminaire suspended on cables, beside the word Acoustics

A collection of solid wood, natural felt acoustic panels design for suspended ceiling and ceiling mount application. Aaline acoustics are made from FSC certified Canadian Hardwood and 100% natural wool felt. The panels hold to each other edge to edge with magnets, so a wall gets built on site rather than ordered as one piece, and twenty-four combinations is enough that no two rooms have to end up looking the same. Learn moreThree views of linear timber acoustic baffle luminaires, one with green fins, shown with a stack of material and finish swatches

Keep reading

  • Acoustic Lighting — what it fixes, and where it stops being the answer.
  • ANDlight — a Vancouver studio, and the pendants that absorb sound while they light.

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