It is a fact that Sicam is the premier trade fair for furniture components, accessories, and semi-finished products: now in its 17th edition, attendance figures continue to grow year after year. From October 20 to 23, 2026, approximately 700 exhibitors, occupying 20,000 square meters of exhibition space, will present the latest innovations and trends in future materials to companies and designers.
In Hall 10 – Stand A18, Cobofra Group will showcase its latest offerings with a fresh look, presenting its integrated lighting solutions within an exhibition space designed to resemble a real home environment.
Indeed, the stand goes beyond the traditional concept of product display to recreate various furnishing settings, in which light becomes an integral part of the furniture, enhancing its functionality, aesthetics, and design.
From illuminated mirrors to dedicated LED solutions for wardrobes, shelves, bookcases, and large drawers, every application is showcased within its actual setting, offering a tangible demonstration of the many ways lighting can be integrated into furniture. The space highlights various Cobofra Group solutions—including illuminated aluminium and polycarbonate profiles, magnetic systems, and spotlights—adapted for a wide range of furniture applications. Alongside the "immersive" area featuring fully furnished settings, two front-facing panels are dedicated to new products and components.
Here, Cobofra Group presents new LED strips, drivers, sensors, and a selection of accessories, providing a comprehensive overview of solutions for designing and manufacturing integrated furniture lighting systems. The stand thus serves as a meeting point where application meets technology: on one side, lighting already integrated into the furniture; on the other, the components and innovations that allow for the design and customization of solutions to meet specific needs. A central desk welcomes visitors.
Particular attention will also be paid to light management and control systems. Light sources not directly controlled by sensors, such as door or touch sensors, will be managed via the Giada System 2. The mirror will be equipped with a sensor, while the new Milky strip will be fitted inside the circular profile to create a uniform continuous lighting effect. Within the wardrobe, too, the lighting integration will be designed to be as discreet as possible: only narrow profiles will be used, installed either vertically or horizontally, avoiding bulky solutions in favour of a clean, minimalist look that perfectly integrates with the furniture.
