SAN FRANCISCO, CA – May 2026 – Pablo Designs unveils its 2026 lighting collection at ICFF, advancing innovation in lighting through the intersection of material, technology, and light. The collection builds on Pablo’s commitment to clarity in form and performance, while expanding the role of lighting as both a functional and atmospheric element across a range of environments.
“The 2026 collection builds on over three decades in lighting—reduced to its essence and expressed through a considered relationship between form, material, and light,” says Pablo Pardo, Founder of Pablo Designs.
The 2026 collection explores light as a dynamic architectural medium—where material, structure, and illumination converge to shape atmosphere and experience. Each design expands the vocabulary of modern lighting through a disciplined, elemental approach, forming a cohesive language that can be applied across different spatial contexts. The range spans Pantaya, an innovative 3D-knitted pendant and wall lighting system designed by Patricia Urquiola; Ciro, an expressive task and ambient light designed by John August; and Bola Bell, a refined new addition to the Bola collection. Together, these designs reflect Pablo’s continued innovation in lighting—expressed through form, material, and light.
A particular focus of the collection is color. A cohesive palette of earth-inspired tones carries across all new introductions, allowing the designs to work individually or in combination, while complementing a wide array of environments.
ICFF 2026
Pablo Designs–Booth #1109
Jacob K. Javits Convention Center New York, NY
May 17–19, 2026
