Scout Lighting Joins Contact Delage as a New Architectural Lighting Manufacturer!

Scout Lighting Joins Contact Delage as a New Architectural Lighting Manufacturer!

May 14, 2026

Contact Delage is pleased to announce that the company now represents Scout Lighting in the province of Quebec.

Founded in New York with a clear mission: “to redefine lighting through thoughtful design and bold innovation,” Scout Lighting develops award-winning architectural luminaires from start to finish, where cutting-edge technology meets architectural sophistication.

Scout’s team: passionate designers, engineers, and craftspeople is guided by a fundamental belief: “Innovative and responsible industrial design can transform the built environment like nothing else.”

Their product line stands out with high-performance, aesthetically refined linear and architectural lighting solutions, built around a modular philosophy that simplifies ordering, inventory management, and adaptation to evolving technologies.

Scout aligns perfectly with Contact Delage’s shift toward demand creation: a brand designed to influence specifications among architects, designers, and engineering firms, with a level of design that immediately resonates with the architectural and creative community.

For more information or to request a quote, you can contact Contact Delage at: soumissions@contactdelage.com, or visit the Contact Delage website HERE.

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