Abstract: A modular lighting system wherein a flexible fabric is woven with conductive material and connected to a power source. A modular and repositionable light module is then electrically connected to the flexible fabric and thereby power the light module by way of the woven conductive material.

Abstract: Disclosed here are systems and methods for improved modular lighting systems wherein a flexible fabric is woven with conductive material and connected to a power source. A modular and repositionable light module is then electrically connected to the flexible fabric and thereby power the light module by way of the woven conductive material.

Abstract: Disclosed here are systems and methods for improved modular lighting systems wherein a flexible fabric is woven with conductive material and connected to a power source. A modular and repositionable light module is then electrically connected to the flexible fabric and thereby power the light module by way of the woven conductive material.

Abstract: Disclosed here are systems and methods for improved modular lighting systems wherein a flexible fabric is woven with conductive material and connected to a power source. A modular and repositionable light module is then electrically connected to the flexible fabric and thereby power the light module by way of the woven conductive material.

Abstract: Disclosed here are systems and methods for improved modular lighting systems wherein a hub is anchored to a surface with a power supply, one or more bars or arms are attached by friction fit or magnet to the hub, wherein the one or more arms are attached to one or more sub-hubs by friction fit, wherein the one or more sub-hubs are attached to additional arms, wherein one or more of the arms include LED lighting strips, wherein one or more sub-hubs include LED lighting.

Abstract: An office work system comprises a first furniture unit having a first laterally-extending channel, and a second furniture unit having a second laterally-extending channel, the second channel being disposed substantially parallel to and at least substantially the same vertical height as the first channel, such that at least a portion of the first and second channels coextend. The office work system further comprises a work accessory and a connector assembly to connect the work accessory to the first and second furniture units along the coextending portions of the channels, the assembly including a pair of engagement members adapted to engage the first and second channels.