Design lighting from concept to series production
Doeko in the lighting industry
Technology that enables lighting solutions
In design lighting, it is not only about light, but also about form, structure and repeatability. Complex geometries, visible quality and dimensional accuracy determine whether a design is truly suitable for series production.
From design object to repeatable series production
Our involvement in lighting began with the industrialisation of the Raimond lamp, a design by Raimond Puts. This project marked an important moment in the development of Doeko, because it was the first time automation was used to produce a complex geometric design repeatably at scale.
The Raimond lamp showed that design and precision engineering can strengthen one another when manufacturability is part of the process from the start.
Since then, we have supported designers and manufacturers in making lighting products manufacturable when structural accuracy and visual quality come together.
By combining machining, automation and assembly, light objects can scale in a controlled way from prototype to repeatable series production, without losing visual quality or dimensional accuracy.
Doeko produces in its own factory:
- Precision mechanical components for lighting structures
- Assemblies for design lighting
- Precision parts for light objects
- Production solutions for series production
The lighting industry
From design to manufacturable structure
Within the lighting sector, designs often sit at the intersection of technology and aesthetics. Products consist of slender structures, complex connections and visible parts where tolerances directly affect the final appearance.
- Structural accuracy is preserved
- Parts are produced repeatably
- Assemblies can be scaled up in a stable way
- Engineering and manufacturability come together
For many lighting products, the challenge is not the design itself, but translating that design into a structure that can be produced reliably and repeatably.
Through our experience with Design for Manufacturing and automated production, Doeko supports this transition from design to series production.
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Precision as the basis for repeatable lighting structures
In lighting projects, we combine sensitivity to design with industrial manufacturability. This allows visually refined structures to be produced stably and repeatably within scalable production processes.
Do you want to know how we contribute to the industrialisation of technical or design lighting? Read more about our approach or contact us.
Can Doeko support the production of design lighting?
Yes. Doeko can support the production of design lighting and complex light objects. We combine precision mechanical production with experience in manufacturability, assembly and repeatable production. This allows designs to be translated into products suitable for series production.
How does Doeko make a light object suitable for series production?
Doeko makes a light object suitable for series production by looking early at structure, manufacturability, material, connections and assembly. The goal is to preserve visual quality while ensuring the product can be produced repeatably and at a controlled production cost.
Does Doeko have experience with complex lighting structures?
Yes. Doeko has experience with complex lighting structures, including the industrialisation of the Raimond lamp. These projects require sensitivity to design, accurate production and a stable assembly process, so the design retains its visual quality during series production.