The triangular panels are similar to Canvas in that they light up and can react to sounds, but they lack the touch capabilities that the Canvas tiles have.

Now, Nanoleaf is changing that, with new second-gen, triangle-shaped panels and new Mini Triangle panels, each of which you can use on their own or in combination with each other or with the hexagons.

Nanoleaf claims that the triangular color-changers, now known simply as Nanoleaf Light Panels, were hot sellers in 2017, selling out at their Museum of Modern Art retail launch and selling out ...

Again, Nanoleaf Light Panels is primarily built for fun, not for function, so don’t go looking for geofencing or SmartThings or Wink Hub 2 integration that would enable you set up a visual alarm ...

The Nanoleaf Aurora Smarter Kit is designed to be a modular lighting solution, featuring WiFi-controlled, color-adjustable, triangular panels that snap together like Legos.

(The old triangular panels were limited to 30 panels max.) That said, a 100-panel rig will run you about $2,000, so it may be prudent to temper your design plans for now.

Nanoleaf introduced the Aurora at CES 2016. The triangular shaped panel has color-changing LED lights that are compatible with HomeKit.

Just like Nanoleaf’s triangular panels, the company’s square panels can be customized and controlled through the use of Apple’s Home app for iOS.