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Signify Earns 14 iF Design Awards

Signify has received 14 iF Design Awards in 2026 for excellence in product design and user experience across its professional and consumer businesses. The awards span a wide range of innovations, from connected home lighting to systems and services designed for commercial and public spaces.

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Signify myCreation Puzzle, Pendant light.
Signify myCreation Puzzle, Pendant light.

Among the winners are Signify myCreation Puzzle, a distinctive modular lighting solution that is 3D printed using 75% recycled PET material. Designed for circularity, Puzzle is an ideal fit for office environments, helping customers achieve an elevated workspace design with office-compliant performance. Consumer winners include the Hue Bridge Pro, a next generation smart home hub that unlocks the full power of smart lighting for customers.

“Great design is about experience and impact,” said Ton Borsboom, Head of Design at Signify. “Our innovations are designed to solve real challenges for our customers and for society. When we put our customers at the center, we deliver exceptional experiences that support well-being, productivity, and measurable sustainability benefits.”

With more than 10,000 submissions this year, the iF Design Awards is one of the world’s most prestigious design competitions. Signify’s award-winning designs can be seen here.

Signify winners at the iF Design Awards 2026

Product Design

Philips Hue Bridge Pro

Philips Hue Play wall washer

Philips UniPro Strip

Philips AI BrightMate Table Lamp

Philips AnRui Series

Philips F7 Floor Lamp

Signify MyCreation Puzzle

Invue LuxeScape Bollard

Ledalite TruVue

Signify GreenVision Xceed Pro

Hue Secure video doorbell and chime

Customer experience

Dynalite Array interface series

Interact City Flex

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