LightCorp Illuminates its New Direction

by Robert Beck | June 6th, 2016

  LightCorp will unveil an astonishing and significant new LED task light by Stephan Copeland next week at NeoCon. Astonishing, because this lean, minimalist lamp has only one moving part – and yet, it’s a celebration of mobility. Indeed, it’s a faithful companion for whoever uses it. And significant because the lamp is unexpected in its form, and perhaps unprecedented in its function – but when you see the simplicity of how it works, you’ll smile, smack your forehead and say, “Of course!” Copeland has dubbed the light “Amble,” which is Ă  propos because it conveys relaxed and easy movement. Amble is also significant because it marks a sharpened focus for LightCorp. Founded in 1986 and celebrating 30 years this fall, Grand Haven, Michigan-based LightCorp is probably best known as an OEM supplier to such giants as Steelcase and Herman Miller – but it’s also a company that’s emerging as …