Lighting is not infrastructure — it is the character of a space.

Shahriyar Shahriyari is an entrepreneur and lighting designer working at the intersection of architecture, technology, and business strategy. Trained in urban design, finance, and business administration — including executive studies at WU University in Vienna — he brings a cross-disciplinary perspective to a field that demands both aesthetic conviction and technical precision.

He is the founder and CEO of Rona Light, a Tehran-based company with over fifteen years of project delivery across Iran and the Middle East, and Trio Licht, a Vienna-based design house with a showroom in the city's historic first district. Together, the two companies form a vertically integrated platform combining original design, technical expertise, and international reach.

Shahriyar works directly with architects, interior designers, and specifiers, offering full capabilities in Dialux simulation, DALI/KNX integration, and EN-standard compliance. He is committed to partnerships built on design integrity, technical rigour, and the long-term trust that comes from consistent delivery across two continents.

A project is not finished when the lights turn on — it is finished when the client cannot imagine the space without them.

Niloufar Ghasemi is Vice President and Key Account Manager at Rona Light, where she serves as the primary bridge between the company's technical capabilities and its most important client relationships. Based in Tehran, she oversees the full lifecycle of key projects — from initial specification through to installation and handover — ensuring that every commitment made at the design stage is delivered on site.

Her most significant reference project is the Kerman Motor headquarters in Tehran, a large-scale commercial interior where lighting was specified and delivered to architectural grade. The project required close coordination with the design and construction teams across multiple phases, and stands as one of Rona Light's strongest completed references in the corporate sector.

"It's not the valuable objects that matter — it's the light that makes them valuable."

Ashkan Akbarpour, architect and urban planner with expertise in architectural lighting design, lighting consultancy, and lighting analysis. He earned his Bachelor’s degree in Urban Planning and his Master’s degree in Architecture from the University of Tehran. His professional focus lies in integrating lighting technology with architectural design to create functional, sustainable, and visually compelling environments. As part of the Consulting, Sales, and Lighting Design team at Rona Light, he contributes to the development of customized lighting solutions, supporting projects from concept through implementation. Combining technical knowledge with design expertise, he is dedicated to delivering innovative lighting strategies that enhance both user experience and architectural quality.

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Mehdi Namavar serves as the Accounting Manager at Rona Light, with extensive experience in accounting, financial reporting, and corporate finance. He holds a Bachelor’s degree in Accounting from the University of Tehran and specializes in financial management, budgeting, accounting operations, and financial analysis.

"Light is not only what we see, but what shapes the way we experience a space."

As a Senior Sales Expert at RONA, she is dedicated to helping clients find the right lighting solutions for every project. Known for her patience, attention to detail, and commitment to customer satisfaction, she carefully follows every stage of the process—from product selection to the smallest project modifications—ensuring that each client's vision is realized. She believes that exceptional service is built on trust, clear communication, and genuine care for every project.