Explore different ways of shaping light, material and space with Marset

At HIX Europe 2026, Marset presents a stand conceived as more than a display of lighting products. Moving away from the idea of a traditional exhibition, the space is designed as an environment to be experienced: a place where visitors can stay, meet, talk and imagine.

The stand invites visitors to explore how Marset’s lighting can become part of different hospitality, contract and outdoor environments. Rather than presenting each product in isolation, the collections are integrated into a versatile setting that reflects the diversity of projects in which lighting can play a central role, from hotel rooms and restaurants to lobbies, common areas, terraces and outdoor spaces.

Metal, wood and light define the space, creating a balance between elegance and warmth. The combination of robust, tactile materials with carefully integrated lighting creates an atmosphere that feels refined yet welcoming, contemporary yet timeless.

Collections including Lauro, Fragile, Ringo and Gambosa will be presented alongside solutions for indoor and outdoor applications. Each one brings a different character, scale and way of interacting with its surroundings, showing the versatility of Marset’s approach to lighting.

The stand is conceived as a flexible space that can suggest many different project scenarios. Visitors are encouraged not only to look at the products, but to experience them in context: to sit, pause, have a conversation and imagine how the light could transform their own spaces.

For Marset, light is not simply an object within an interior or exterior. It is a tool for creating atmosphere, defining spaces and shaping experiences. At HIX Europe, we invite visitors to step inside and discover these possibilities for themselves.

At HIX Europe 2026, Marset presents four collections that explore different ways of shaping light, material and space. 

Lauro, by P. Aragay and J. Pérez Mateo, brings a piece of Marset’s history into the present. Originally designed in 1973, this iconic steel and methacrylate lamp has been reissued with the same distinctive character, combining a strong 1970s aesthetic with contemporary functionality.

Fragile, by Jaume Ramírez, reinterprets the archetypal table lamp through glass. Now, this delicate composition of geometric forms expands into a complete collection, bringing its warm, atmospheric light to new formats and applications.

Ringo, by Joan Gaspar, is a large-scale pendant and ceiling collection designed for contemporary architectural spaces. Made from transparent polycarbonate, its substantial volume creates an intriguing contrast between solidity and lightness, allowing light and material to interact through subtle optical reflections.

Gambosa, by Mathias Hahn, offers a contemporary take on the traditional table lamp. Its steel structure brings together a curved shade, stem and base in an apparent state of balance, while a sophisticated palette of colours adds a playful and expressive dimension to the design.

Together, these four collections reflect Marset’s ongoing exploration of light as a way to create atmosphere, emotion and identity within a space.