Earlier this month, the ALA Advertising and PR Program opened manufacturer image submissions for consideration in the 2024 issue of Lighting magazine.

ALA is now accepting submissions from ALA member manufacturers for the 2024 Lighting magazine.

The latest issue of Lighting magazine is now available on newsstands and in ALA-member showrooms across North America. 

Since launching in early February, a campaign run by the ALA Advertising and PR Program has driven nearly 7,000 consumers to the ALA showroom locator.

Thank you to the following ALA-member manufacturers for supporting Lighting magazine as advertisers. 

ALA recently announced the lauch of a new campaign to gather lighting tips from ALA members.

This is your chance for ALA member lighting manufacturers to be in Lighting magazine.

Have you submitted your images?

Manufacturer Image Submissions Due by Nov. 18, 2022.

In a recently released series of videos produced by the ALA Advertising and PR Program and Better Homes & Gardens, Editorial Director of Lighting magazine Jill Waage sits down with ALA-member manufacturers to discuss the latest trends in lighting.
 

A new, beautiful issue of Lighting magazine is now arriving in ALA showrooms and hitting high-end newsstands throughout North America. The 16th annual issue is produced by the ALA Advertising and PR Program in partnership with Better Homes & Gardens/Meredith Publishing.

The ALA BiNational Advertising and PR Program continues to drive homeowners into ALA showrooms for the latest lighting products.

Ready for a redo? Many homeowners resolve to kick start a new year by making improvements to themselves as well as their hom

The beginning of a new year is an opportunity for a fresh start for your home. One easy change that will make a big impact is a lighting update. Simply changing a fixture – a chandelier, a few pendants or even just a table lamp – can give a room a whole new look.

The next issue of Lighting magazine will hit newsstands April 2018. Manufacturers who support the ALA BiNational Advertising and PR Program are invited to submit images for Lighting magazine by Nov. 17.

Lighting becomes more important as people age. According to the American Lighting Association (ALA), with each passing year, everyone requires more light to see properly.

No longer do you have to choose between comfort and design when it comes to your home. Once thought of as purely utilitarian, today’s ceiling fans offer sophisticated styling, designer finishes and glamorous accents.

Football season is here and baseball playoffs are just around the corner, which means it is also time to get your entertainment area in shape for family and guests. Whether your TV is in your family room or a dedicated media room, be sure everyone’s viewing experience is optimized with the right lighting. According to the American Lighting Association (ALA), it takes more than just a big TV to get the most enjoyment out of your viewing experience.

Twenty years ago, a chandelier was a sure thing in two rooms in the home -- the foyer and dining room. Fortunately, today’s homeowners and lighting designers have broken those two-room barriers, allowing chandeliers to become statement-making additions to everything from bedrooms to closets. The American Lighting Association offers the following information to help you embrace the trend and transform your home—and your lighting.