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Hafele Expands Delft Series with New 10W Architectural Lights

Published: July 22, 2026
Author: HFT

Hafele Expands Delft Series Architectural Lights with New 10W Light Engine

New lighting solution combines high-performance illumination, modular flexibility and minimalist design for modern interiors.

Hafele has expanded its Delft Series Architectural Lights with the introduction of a new 10W Light Engine, designed to deliver enhanced illumination while maintaining the compact, minimalist aesthetics increasingly preferred in contemporary residential, hospitality and commercial interiors.

Hafele Expands Delft Series with New 10W Architectural Lights

As interior design trends continue to favour clean, uncluttered spaces, architects and designers are increasingly opting for compact lighting fixtures capable of illuminating larger areas without compromising on visual appeal. Hafele’s latest addition to the Delft Series has been developed to address these evolving requirements by combining powerful lighting performance with a refined, minimalist design.

Available in black and white finishes, the Delft Series is suitable for a variety of applications, including dining rooms, living rooms, bedrooms, hotel rooms and display spaces. The luminaires feature a deep baffle design, which helps distribute light evenly towards the centre while providing a comfortable visual experience.

The series also incorporates a plug-and-play installation system, enabling tool-free installation and making it suitable for both new construction projects and renovation applications.

A key feature of the Delft Series is its modular design concept, allowing users to customise the lighting solution according to project requirements. Customers can select components around the light engine during the ordering process, providing architects, interior designers and homeowners with greater flexibility in configuring lighting installations.

The modular approach is designed to offer design versatility while maintaining optimum lighting performance across different interior environments.

Hafele has also engineered the Delft Series to enhance visual comfort through a low-glare design. The luminaires feature a higher cut-off angle to minimise glare, with a 36-degree cut-off angle for fixed housing and a 41-degree cut-off angle for tiltable housing, helping create balanced illumination with reduced visual discomfort.

Combining high illumination levels, modular flexibility and contemporary aesthetics, the Hafele Delft Series Architectural Lights are designed to meet the lighting requirements of modern residential, hospitality and commercial spaces.

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