AZURE Magazine highlights the expansion of Juniper’s MULTIVERSE® system launched this spring. The expansion of the system includes a redesign of the artichectural track heads, higher lumen outputs, recessed track ribbon, extended stem, cylinder pendants, linear ambient light, among others.

“By 2018, Juniper had outgrown its small New York City footprint. Saenz said the company knew it wanted to repurpose an existing facility rather than build from the ground up, and they ultimately fell in love with the Southington factory.”

“That was important from a sustainability standpoint, but also from a historical standpoint,” Madjarian said.

“They pretty much saved that building,” said Lou Perillo, Southington’s economic development director. “It would have been a shame to tear that building down — especially with how beautiful it is (now, after renovations).”

President and CEO of Juniper, Shant Madjarian speaks with LEDs Magazine to discuss “how Juniper continues to deliver on principles of customizable product design enabled by agile in-house manufacturing”.

“Vertically integrating a business from design through engineering, manufacturing, and sales generates intangible, intrinsic value. This value is manifested through innovation, continuous improvement, and customer-centricity. Developing, prototyping, and manufacturing in-house helps employees develop an acute closeness to the product. We can solve problems more quickly and efficiently address changes in customer preferences, while lower inventory costs reduce waste and allow capital to flow into innovation”. – Shant Madjarian, President & CEO of Juniper

Kitchen & Bath Business Magazine delivers exclusive features on cutting-edge design installations, new products, business developments, industry personalities, best practices and solid market research. KBB features MULTIVERSE® and the THIN System in their ICFF re-cap, “Must-Have Contemporary Fashions for Your Home” article.

Office Insight connects with President & CEO of Juniper, Shant Madjarian to discuss Juniper’s debut of the many advancements to MULTIVERSE® at ICFF this year. Madjarian shares that ICFF ” was ideal for the presentation of the MULTIVERSE® system because of the holistic viewpoint” curated by first-time brand directors for ICFF and WatendDesign Manhattan, Odile Hainaut and Claire Pijoulat.

Juniper, purveyor of architectural lighting systems that converge patented technology with modern design, will debut enhancements to its newest lighting system, MULTIVERSE®, at ICFF from Sunday, May 21st to Tuesday, May 23rd at booth #1041. Launched originally at ICFF in 2022, the MULTIVERSE® system is a groundbreaking, low-voltage LED power distribution system that redefines the aesthetic and technical capabilities of track lighting. The new extensions will enhance the lighting experience by introducing five lighting forms that are compatible with the MULTIVERSE® track ribbon, in addition to the advanced track head that elevates the original function of the lighting system. 

“With the MULTIVERSE® we are doubling down on our commitment to advancing technological innovation in lighting without giving up any of the finish and design qualities that the market has come to expect from our products,” said Shant Madjarian, Owner and Founder of Juniper.

Designer Pages recognizes Juniper’s one of a kind Multiverse system. Highlighted as the new age of track lighting, the article shares how the Multiverse system updates the outdated notion of a ceiling-bound metal strip and three can-shaped lights into a flexible and dynamic system that goes hither and thither and yon, populating not only ceilings but also walls in creative configurations that can match or confound any existing aesthetic.