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TL;DR Signify has announced a partnership with Nanoleaf.
The partnership will bring Nanoleaf Shapes into the Philips Hue ecosystem.
You’ll need a Philips Hue Wall Light Module to integrate the panels into your setup.
Ever since a slip-up revealed a hexagon-shaped panel icon in the Philips Hue app, we’ve been expecting a panel-related announcement. Initially, there was a belief that the company could launch its first-ever wall panel lights. However, a leak in late August revealed that the brand may instead integrate Nanoleaf panels via a new module. A recently published support page added more weight to this discovery. Now Philips Hue’s parent company has made it official.
Amid all of the IFA 2026 news today, Signify announced a partnership between Philips Hue and Nanoleaf. That partnership will bring compatible Nanoleaf Shapes into the Hue ecosystem. Compatible panels include Nanoleaf Hexagons, Triangles, and Mini Triangles.
The announcement also confirms that you’ll need the Philips Hue Wall Light Module to bring everything together. This device will allow you to control the panels in the Hue app. Once set up, the third-party smart lights can be included in your Hue scenes, automations, and entertainment experiences.
A listing for the Wall Light Module is currently up on Philips Hue’s website. It is sold separately, but starter kits that include Nanoleaf panels are also available. The Wall Light Module starts at $39.99, while the starter kits will start at $199.99. Signify states that the starter kits are only available in select markets.
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