Designed and Crafted in New York City

Since 1952 to the present,

Edison Price Lighting has been designing and crafting architectural lighting in New York City.

Our award-winning lighting solutions – illuminating over 450 museums

and galleries worldwide – set the bar for museum-quality lighting.

Designed and Crafted in New York City

Since 1952 to the present,

Edison Price Lighting has been designing and crafting architectural lighting in New York City. Our award-winning lighting solutions – illuminating over 450 museums and galleries worldwide – set the bar for museum-quality lighting.

We are the trusted lighting brand for world-renowned museums, upscale residential, hospitality,

and corporate headquarters, and culturally significant architecture including civic landmarks,

government buildings, historical structures, and transportation hubs.

We are the trusted lighting brand for world-renowned museums, upscale residential, hospitality, and corporate headquarters, and culturally significant architecture including civic landmarks, government buildings, historical structures, and transportation hubs.

We are the trusted lighting brand for world-renowned museums, upscale residential, hospitality, and corporate headquarters, and culturally significant architecture including civic landmarks, government buildings, historical structures, and transportation hubs.

At our headquarters in NYC, we operate a full-scale factory and work out of our main offices and

testing labs, and we maintain our own gallery. Our team of experts specializes in making custom

modifications to meet modern design challenges. We bring an ‘extra dimension of application

understanding,’ and we cut excess to ‘effect useful design refinements’—in the words of our

founder, Edison Price. We see light as the defining character of a space –

uplifting, brightening, expanding the human experience.

At our headquarters in NYC, we operate a full-scale factory and work out of our main offices and testing labs, and we maintain our own gallery. Our team of experts specializes in making custom modifications to meet modern design challenges. We bring an ‘extra dimension of application understanding,’ and we cut excess to ‘effect useful design refinements’—in the words of our founder, Edison Price. We see light as the defining character of a space – uplifting, brightening, expanding the human experience.

At our headquarters in NYC, we operate a full-scale factory and work out of our main offices and testing labs, and we maintain our own gallery. Our team of experts specializes in making custom modifications to meet modern design challenges. We bring an ‘extra dimension of application understanding,’ and we cut excess to ‘effect useful design refinements’—in the words of our founder, Edison Price. We see light as the defining character of a space – uplifting, brightening, expanding the human experience.

The Edison Price Lighting portfolio includes track lighting, track systems, wallwashers, recessed

luminaires, wallgrazers, cylinders, and RGBW, Tunable White, Static White, Zigbee,

and Bluetooth-enabled luminaires.

The Edison Price Lighting portfolio includes track lighting, track systems, wallwashers, recessed luminaires, wallgrazers, cylinders, and RGBW, Tunable White, Static White, Zigbee, and Bluetooth-enabled luminaires.

The Edison Price Lighting portfolio includes track lighting, track systems, wallwashers, recessed luminaires, wallgrazers, cylinders, and Tunable White, Static White, RGBW, Zigbee, and Bluetooth-enabled luminaires.

Milestones

  • 1952
  • 1953
  • 1957
  • 1958
  • 1959
  • 1963
  • 1978
  • 1980
  • 1989
  • 1997
  • 1999
  • 2004
  • 2006
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2015
  • 2015
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2018
  • 2018
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • 2021
  • 1952

    Edison Price Lighting is founded. 
  • 1953

    First-ever track installation in the industry, at Louis Kahn’s Yale University Art Gallery.
  • 1957

    First Spredlite installation at Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Seagram Building Lobby. 
  • 1958

    Installation of linear wallwash system at Philip Johnson’s The Four Seasons Restaurant. 
  • 1959

    Edison Price and Shoji Sadao construct R. Buckminster Fuller’s Tensegrity Mast for the 1959 MoMA exhibition Three Structures by Buckminster Fuller. 
  • 1963

    First Stacklite installation at Gordon Bunshaft’s Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University. 
  • 1978

    First Parhoop with interchangeable O&W hood and rotating lens (4,000 fixtures) at I.M. Pei’s National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
  • 1980

    First large-scale installation, installing 42,000 Visionair luminaires at the Social Security National Headquarters in Baltimore, Maryland.
  • 1989

    Installation at I.M. Pei’s Grand Louvre Pyramid in Paris.
  • 1997

    Installation of track lighting and recessed luminaires at Richard Meier’s The Getty Center in Los Angeles. 
  • 1999

    In memory of Edison Price, The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education establishes the Edison Price Fellowship Grant, 1 of 3 offered by the foundation, and active today.
  • 2004

    Exterior installation of Spredlite at Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. 
  • 2006

    Illumination of the Greek and Roman Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1 of 15 major installations at the Met. 
  • 2014

    Edison Price Lighting designs the industry’s first LED combination downlight/wallwasher.
  • 2015

    Opening of Edison Price Lighting Gallery, sited above the factory in Long Island City's arts and manufacturing community. 
  • 2015

    Installation at Santiago Calatrava’s World Trade Center PATH Station. 
  • 2015

    Installation in museums abroad, including Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico, Musée des Beaux-Arts in France, and National Gallery of Canada. 
  • 2017

    Milestone: Illuminating 450 museums and galleries since est. in 1952. 
  • 2018

    Upgrading to LED all original Edison Price Lighting luminaires installed in 1972 at Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, TX—honoring Louis I. Kahn’s vision.
  • 2018

    Edison Price Lighting Gallery opens Revision, featuring 11 local artists’ art using upcycled materials from the Edison Price Lighting factory.
  • 2018

    Edison Price Lighting donates $50,000
    to the Illuminating Engineering Society’s Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education.
  • 2020

    The modernization of Edison Price Lighting begins, ushering in a new period of growth, prosperity, and honoring the legacy.
  • 2021

    2021 IESNYC Lumen Award of Excellence
    Saint Thomas Church (New York, NY) Renfro Design Group
  • 2021

    Infinity wins the Design Excellence Award for the 2021 LightFair Innovation Awards.

Milestones

  • 1952
  • 1953
  • 1957
  • 1958
  • 1959
  • 1963
  • 1978
  • 1980
  • 1989
  • 1997
  • 1999
  • 2004
  • 2006
  • 2014
  • 2015
  • 2015
  • 2015
  • 2017
  • 2018
  • 2018
  • 2018
  • 2020
  • 2021
  • 2021
  • 1952

    Edison Price Lighting is founded. 
  • 1953

    First-ever track installation in the industry, at Louis Kahn’s Yale University Art Gallery.
  • 1957

    First Spredlite installation at Ludwig Mies van der Rohe’s Seagram Building Lobby. 
  • 1958

    Installation of linear wallwash system at Philip Johnson’s The Four Seasons Restaurant. 
  • 1959

    Edison Price and Shoji Sadao construct R. Buckminster Fuller’s Tensegrity Mast for the 1959 MoMA exhibition Three Structures by Buckminster Fuller. 
  • 1963

    First Stacklite installation at Gordon Bunshaft’s Beinecke Rare Book & Manuscript Library, Yale University. 
  • 1978

    First Parhoop with interchangeable O&W hood and rotating lens (4,000 fixtures) at I.M. Pei’s National Gallery of Art in Washington, DC.
  • 1980

    First large-scale installation, installing 42,000 Visionair luminaires at the Social Security National Headquarters in Baltimore, Maryland.
  • 1989

    Installation at I.M. Pei’s Grand Louvre Pyramid in Paris.
  • 1997

    Installation of track lighting and recessed luminaires at Richard Meier’s The Getty Center in Los Angeles. 
  • 1999

    In memory of Edison Price, The Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education establishes the Edison Price Fellowship Grant, 1 of 3 offered by the foundation, and active today.
  • 2004

    Exterior installation of Spredlite at Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) in New York. 
  • 2006

    Illumination of the Greek and Roman Galleries at the Metropolitan Museum of Art, 1 of 15 major installations at the Met. 
  • 2014

    Edison Price Lighting designs the industry’s first LED combination downlight/wallwasher.
  • 2015

    Opening of Edison Price Lighting Gallery, sited above the factory in Long Island City's arts and manufacturing community. 
  • 2015

    Installation at Santiago Calatrava’s World Trade Center PATH Station. 
  • 2015

    Installation in museums abroad, including Museo de Arte de Puerto Rico, Musée des Beaux-Arts in France, and National Gallery of Canada. 
  • 2017

    Milestone: Illuminating 450 museums and galleries since est. in 1952. 
  • 2018

    Upgrading to LED all original Edison Price Lighting luminaires installed in 1972 at Kimbell Art Museum in Fort Worth, TX—honoring Louis I. Kahn’s vision.
  • 2018

    Edison Price Lighting Gallery opens Revision, featuring 11 local artists’ art using upcycled materials from the Edison Price Lighting factory.
  • 2018

    Edison Price Lighting donates $50,000
    to the Illuminating Engineering Society’s Nuckolls Fund for Lighting Education.
  • 2020

    The modernization of Edison Price Lighting begins, ushering in a new period of growth, prosperity, and honoring the legacy.
  • 2021

    2021 IESNYC Lumen Award of Excellence
    Saint Thomas Church (New York, NY) Renfro Design Group
  • 2021

    Infinity wins the Design Excellence Award for the 2021 LightFair Innovation Awards.