Kō Hospitality — architectural LED lighting for hotels
Engineered in Shenzhen
Light for the
spaces between.
A small, considered catalogue of hospitality-grade luminaires — downlights and track lights, precision-engineered for the corridors, lobbies, and guest rooms that define a stay.
Currently available
Five pieces, three collections.
The DELLA
IP65 rated. No compromises.
The DELLA IP65 Downlight brings true architectural-grade light to spaces where moisture is a concern — hotel bathroom ceilings, spa treatment rooms, semi-outdoor corridors, and poolside cabanas. Rated IP65 for the entire fixture (not just the face), DELLA withstands steam, condensation, and direct water spray without compromising on light quality. A smooth concave trim with minimal bezel creates a discreet, built-in appearance that blends into any ceiling. The deep 30° cut-off optic ensures glare-free visual comfort in spaces where guests are lying back in a bath or looking upward from a treatment bed. Four beam angles (15°, 28°, 33°, 45°) provide flexibility from accent to ambient. Like the ELLA series, DELLA's modular design allows tool-free part replacement — the LED module, trim, lens, and accessories all swap by hand.
- Power
- 8W-15W
- Beam
- 15°, 28°, 33°, 45°
- IP Rating
- IP65
- From
- $799
Three families, endlessly modular
One platform, infinite configurations.
Modular · downlight system
ELLA
A unified downlight platform spanning 4 sizes, 8 wattages, adjustable and fixed trims, round and square faces — all sharing the same cut-out and trim family.
Versatile · track light system
OVEGA
Seven optical variants on one mechanical platform: Standard, Premium, Zoomable, Wall Washer, Projector, Plus, and Narrow Beam. Four interchangeable installation bases per fixture.
Compact · IP-rated downlights
DELLA
Miniature downlights for wet and tight spaces — IP65 rated, tool-free maintenance, and the same colour quality as our full-size luminaires.
Stay informed
New pieces, one email at a time.
We add to the catalogue slowly. When a new luminaire is ready — or when we open project consultations — we send a short note.