PROJECT LIGHTING / VISUAL STUDIES

Lighting for
your next project.

Your project team for decorative lighting. Made with our factory partner.

For hotels, restaurants and commercial interiors, we turn a lighting idea into a clear fixture plan—then coordinate drawings, production updates and packing with our factory partner.

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PROJECT BRIEFPRODUCT RANGECUSTOM DIRECTION

EXPLORE THE VISUAL DIRECTIONS

One brief.
Many directions.

Scroll through the custom-lighting studies, then tell us which direction fits your space.

FROM SPACE TO FIXTURE

Begin with the room and its focal light. Then decide where a collection piece fits—and where the project calls for something made to brief.

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THE RANGE / BY SPACE

Picture the room.
Then explore the light.

Three visual directions, selected from the wider range. Explore every room edit on the Products page.

Explore every room edit

A SHORT EDIT / OUR PRODUCTS

Shapes worth
a closer look.

Eight references show the range without turning this page into the full catalogue. Open a model or see all 36 on Products.

View all 36 models

TWO WAYS FORWARD

Choose a model.
Or describe the challenge.

01 / STANDARD SELECTIONBrowse the product range

Find a shape and take its reference model into a specification conversation.

02 / PROJECT REQUIREMENTStart with the space

Send a drawing, size or design intent when a standard reference does not answer the room.

DIRECT CONTACT / PROJECT & PRODUCT

One question is
enough to begin.

Tell us about the space, or send one product reference. Drawings and quantities can follow when we know what matters.

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WhatsApp 01+86 186 8940 6101For a first question or a quick project conversation.Chat on WhatsApp Email 02contact@yottalight.comFor drawings, model lists and a written brief.Write an email

PRODUCTS / DECORATIVE LIGHTING

Find a light
for your space.

Browse by fixture type, compare the shapes, and choose a direction for your room or project.

06fixture categories36design references

A DISTINCT COLLECTION / CRYSTAL LIGHTINGOne material.
Many expressions.Explore round, linear, long-drop and ceiling forms in their own visual collection.Explore Crystal Lighting

NEW DIRECTIONS / BY ROOM

Eight new forms.
More ways to light a room.

From a quiet bedside glow to a room-defining chandelier, explore shapes that could suit your next space. Listed dimensions are starting points; we confirm the final version together.

Explore the collection

WALL, TABLE & FLOOR

A softer guestroom.

Gentle shades and woven textures bring a more intimate layer of light.

Two brass-tone wall lights with pale pleated fabric shades

Wall / bedside01 / 08

Pleated-shade wall lights

Can a soft shade give the bedside its own quiet rhythm?

Pair shown · E26 each · Hardwired

Specifications

Reference set: 2 complete wall lights
Shade, each: 6.3 in wide side / 4.33 in narrow side; 5.91 in high
Wall plate, each: Ø4.7 in
Wall projection: 9.25 in in product text; 9.65 in listed width
Mounted height: 13.98 in in product text; 7.87 in listed height
Light source: E26 per light; bulbs not included
Material / finish: Pleated fabric shade; metal body; antique-gold listing
Power / mounting: Hardwired; wall mount (seller listing)

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Wall sconce with a textured, scalloped shade and gold-tone arm

Wall / texture02 / 08

Textured-shade wall light

A softer surface at the wall brings warmth to a quiet corner.

16.46 in high · E26 · Hardwired

Specifications

Overall size: 16.46 in high × 8.58 in wide
Wall projection: 4.72 in in product text; 7.28 in listed length
Shade: Woven-look scalloped form; rattan claimed
Body / finish: Metal arm; brass-gold listing
Light source: 1 × E26; bulb not included
Power / mounting: Hardwired; wall mount (seller listing)
Mounting hardware: Included in the referenced offer

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Table lamp with a textured woven base and light fabric shade

Table / natural texture03 / 08

Woven-base table lamp

Texture below, a calmer shade above the side table.

15.3 in high · Linen shade · E26

Specifications

Overall size: 10 in deep × 10 in wide × 15.3 in high
Shade: Linen; top Ø9.05 in / bottom Ø10 in
Shade height: 6.69 in in diagram; 6.6 in in listing
Base: Maximum Ø7.08 in; woven appearance
Base fibre: Rattan in text / seagrass in image; to confirm
Light source: 1 × E26; bulb not included
Power / switch: Corded electric; push-button switch
Listed weight: 1.5 lb

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Slim brass-tone floor lamp with a pale pleated shade

Floor / lounge04 / 08

Slim pleated floor lamp

The same gentle shade language beside a reading chair.

62 in high · Ø17 in shade · Pull-chain

Specifications

Overall size: 17 in deep × 17 in wide × 62 in high
Shade / base: Shade Ø17 in; round base Ø11 in
Material: Metal body; polyester pleated shade
Light source: 1 × E26 A19; reference says max 60 W and bulb not included
Power: Plug-in; 120 V in the shown reference
Switch: Pull-chain on/off; no built-in dimmer
Cord: 6 ft clear cord described in the reference
Assembly: Pop-up pleated shade; three-piece assembly stated
Finish wording: Satin brass in product text / polished in table

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STATEMENT LIGHTING

The room's focal point.

Layered glass and descending forms bring presence to larger rooms.

Four-tier chandelier with curved glass elements

Reception / layered05 / 08

Four-tier curved glass

A horizontal centre for a generous arrival space.

Four tiers · 12 × E12 · Hardwired

Specifications

Form: Four tiers; 12 × E12 sockets
Outer diameter: 36.5 in in diagram / 36 in in title and table
Body height: 14.3 in in diagram / 16 in in table
Inner tiers: Ø30.2 / 24.2 / 18.2 in
Chain / drop: 71.5 in chain in diagram / 70.9 in in text; displayed drop 24–106 in
Glass pieces: 222 fitted + 7 spares in referenced package
Bulbs: 14 included for 12 sockets in referenced package
Material / finish: Clear glass; brushed brass-and-glass listing
Power / mounting: Hardwired; ceiling hung in the shown reference
Dimming: Reference describes use with a compatible dimmer and dimmable E12 bulbs
Listed weight: About 80 lb

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Smaller three-tier pendant with rippled glass elements

Smaller public room06 / 08

Three-tier ripple glass

A compact take on layered glass for a more intimate room.

Ø12.5 in · 3 × E12 · 71.5 in chain

Specifications

Form: Three-tier round ripple glass; 3 × E12 sockets
Diameter: Ø12.5 in for selected round option
Body height: 11.2 in in diagram and text / 11.5 in in table
Canopy / rod: Canopy Ø4.8 in; rod 7.7 in
Chain / height: 71.5 in chain; displayed adjustable height about 93.3 in
Bulbs: 4 included for 3 sockets in referenced package
Material / finish: Clear glass and metal in table; solid brass claimed in text
Power / mounting: Hardwired; ceiling hung in the shown reference
Listed weight: About 18.8 lb in diagram and text / 18 lb in table

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Vertical cluster of suspended cylindrical lights in a room setting

Stair / vertical07 / 08

Round cascading light cluster

A descending rhythm for a stairwell or taller void.

Round / 15 lights · Ø31.5 in canopy · 79 in max hang

Specifications

Arrangement: Selected round option; 15 hanging lights
Light source: 15 × E12; bulbs not included
Canopy: Ø31.5 in × 2 in high (not the glass-body size)
Maximum hanging length: 79 in in referenced listing
Overall dimensions: 32 × 32 × 47 in in table; measurement endpoints unclear
Material / finish: Brass finish; K9 crystal described in the reference, grade not independently checked
Power / mounting: AC, 110 V; ceiling mount in the shown reference
Listed weight: About 72.5 lb
Wattage / control: 40 W appears in the table; max 60 W per bulb appears elsewhere. Control method to confirm

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DINING & MORE

A lighter dining note.

Clear glass opens up the room and lets the light become part of the view.

Transparent glass ceiling-light form with visible cord

Dining / transparent08 / 08

Clear-glass ceiling-light form

Where a woven shade softens the light, clear glass brings a different sense of openness.

Round body · 15 in high · E26

Specifications

Round body: Ø11 in in table and diagram / 11.5 in long and wide in description; 15 in high
Light source: 1 × E26; reference says max 40 W and bulb not included
Shade / top: Glass shade; mango-wood top and jute wrap claimed
Finish: Brown in the shown reference
Power / mounting: Corded and hardwired descriptions differ; mounting style to confirm from drawing
Listed weight: 10 lb
Cord / chain: Description states 10 ft cord and 112 in chain; installation to confirm
Top fixing: Upper fixing is not visible in this view; confirm from the final drawing

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FIND A DIRECTION / BY SPACE

Start with the setting.

Start with the feeling of a room, then explore the fixture shapes that belong there.

Find a model

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CRYSTAL LIGHTING / DESIGN DIRECTIONS

Light that
holds the room.

From a close, luminous centre to a long drop through an open space, find a crystal form worth discussing for your project.

Discuss a crystal-lighting idea

EXPLORE BY FORM

Choose the shape.
Then talk it through.

These images help start a conversation. We confirm the complete light, dimensions, finish and installation with you before an order.

START WITH A CONVERSATION

See a form you like?
Tell us where it needs to live.

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01 / 03

SPACE IDEA / TO VALIDATE

Explore this room edit ↗

Model-specific enquiryImage source retainedSupply details to confirm

LAYOUT REFERENCE · replace with supplier-approved details before launch

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This internal page does not promise availability, electrical version, dimensions, price or lead time for any selected variant.

THE PRODUCT, CLEARLY

Details worth knowing.

These values describe the selected Amazon listing variant for layout reference. Confirm the actual OEM configuration and drawing before a quotation or public product page.

Source-page data is not a supplier commitment. The supplied drawing, electrical version, compliance, MOQ, price, custom options and lead time remain open.

SEE THE PROPORTION

In the room.

Source-listing scenes show possible visual placement, not completed projects or verified installation.

Paired wall sconce source scene — Paired beside a focal wall

Wall sconce living room source scene — Placed above a seating zone

THE NEXT USEFUL STEP

Take this model into a real specification conversation.

Prepare an enquiry

CUSTOM PROJECTS / DECORATIVE FIXTURES

A space first.
A lighting plan next.

A hotel lobby, restaurant or guestroom may begin with one image or one difficult ceiling. Tell us the setting and the effect you want; we will work out together what information is needed next.

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Visual direction for layout review · not a completed project

Botanica custom-lighting visual study in a spacious interior; not a completed-project claim

NO TECHNICAL PACK NEEDED TO SAY HELLO

Send the starting point.
We will find the next question.

01 / A SPACETell us whether it is a lobby, restaurant, guestroom or another interior—and what the light should do for it.

02 / A DIRECTIONShare a photo, sketch or model if one inspired you. If not, a short description is enough.

03 / A CONVERSATIONWe can then decide whether to start from a product reference or develop a decorative fixture for the project.

WHEN THE PROJECT TAKES SHAPE

The details we clarify
after we connect.

These are useful for feasibility and a meaningful quotation—not hurdles for your first message.

01 / REFERENCE

Image or drawing

Visual references, a sketch or a drawing set tell us which decorative fixtures belong in the conversation.

02 / SPACE

Room & installation

The room, ceiling height, fixing point and available space help set the right scale.

03 / FIXTURE

Size & finish

Dimensions, drop length, material direction and light effect can be refined against the design.

04 / DELIVERY

Quantity & market

Approximate quantities, destination and timing help us plan the next technical and commercial check.

THE PROJECT ROUTE

From drawing set
to approved fixture.

Our current focus is decorative fixtures—the chandeliers, pendants and feature lights that shape the space. Once we understand the brief, we can identify those fixtures in the project files, develop the list with our factory partner and agree the manufacturing information before production.

WHAT HAPPENS AFTER THE FIRST CONVERSATION

A visible route
from brief to delivery.

Each stage gives the buyer something concrete to review. The exact scope and timetable are agreed for the project.

01 / READ

Separate the decorative package.

Review the project file and identify the feature lights in scope. Downlights and spotlights are a separate discussion at this stage.

OUTPUT / INITIAL FIXTURE LIST

02 / DEFINE

Turn the list into a workable brief.

Match references, quantities and any available BOM to each location; note the dimensions, finishes and installation questions to resolve.

OUTPUT / ITEM-BY-ITEM QUESTIONS

03 / CONFIRM

Approve before anything is made.

Coordinate the detailed drawing and relevant sample decisions with the factory partner. The buyer confirms the agreed version before production.

OUTPUT / CONFIRMED DRAWING

04 / MAKE

Keep production visible.

Follow the confirmed fabrication and assembly plan, with progress photographs where appropriate.

OUTPUT / PRODUCTION UPDATES

05 / CHECK

Inspect against what was agreed.

Review the finished fixture and record the agreed checks before protective packing.

OUTPUT / INSPECTION RECORD

06 / PACK

Prepare for the journey.

Coordinate protection, packing and shipment details for the destination and installation plan.

OUTPUT / PACKING & SHIPPING PLAN

WORKFLOW EXPLANATION / INTERNAL DESIGN PREVIEW · A DOCUMENTED, PUBLIC CASE STUDY WILL BE ADDED SEPARATELY

START WITH YOUR SPACE

A first conversation can be very simple.

Read common questions

Choose how to reach us

YOTTA LIGHTING / PROJECT TEAM & FACTORY PARTNER

Your project team.
Our factory partner.

At Yotta Lighting, a project begins with the room—and a real conversation. Ivan is your direct contact, helping turn a visual direction or drawing set into a clear decorative-lighting brief. Our factory partner makes the agreed fixtures; together, we follow drawing confirmation, production, inspection and protective packing. You know who to speak to, who makes the light, and what happens next.

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WHO DOES WHAT

One contact.
Two strengths.

The project team keeps the brief and decisions clear; our factory partner carries out the confirmed manufacturing work.

01 / Project direction

We help identify the decorative fixtures in a project, compare references and turn the brief into a practical fixture list.

02 / Drawing & follow-up

We coordinate shop-drawing and sample confirmation, then keep the buyer informed as production progresses.

Person at a desk looking at a digital fixture drawing on a laptop screen — FACTORY FILM / 00:20A drawing on screen.The project and approval status are not identified in this footage.

03 / Factory partner

Our manufacturing partner makes the agreed fixtures. Together we follow the details through inspection and protective packing.

WORKSHOP FILM / 00:29FACTORY PARTNER · PROCESS VIEW

INSIDE OUR FACTORY PARTNER'S WORKSHOP

The making
behind the light.

See metal forming, machine work, joining, finishing and hand work at the assembly table. These are the practical steps behind the decorative forms we discuss with project buyers.

A short look at the workshop process. The exact fixture, finish and production plan are agreed for each order.

MOMENTS FROM THE FILM

A process, frame by frame.

Seven moments from the workshop film, from shaping and machine work to hands-on detail and finishing.

Curved metal strip beside a forming machine — 00:03.5 / FORMINGShaping a curveMetal forming setup and a curved component.

Operator seated beside a flat-bed cutting machine — 00:07.5 / CUTTING SETUPPreparing the cutMachine and operator visible; the cut itself is not shown in this still.

Enclosed computer-controlled machining equipment — 00:09.5 / MACHINE WORKWorking to shapeNumerically controlled equipment; exact machine type to confirm.

Worker joining a metal component with a torch flame — 00:13.5 / JOININGJoining by torchFlame-based metal joining visible in the frame.

Worker grinding a metal ring with visible sparks — 00:14.5 / GRINDINGRefining the edgeAngle grinding a curved metal section.

Workers handling decorative bead strands at an assembly worktable — 00:24.7 / HAND ASSEMBLYWorking on the detailsDecorative strands being handled at the worktable.

Worker holding a metal part against a polishing wheel — 00:28.5 / FINISHINGFinishing the surfaceWheel polishing at the workbench.

FACTORY PARTNER FILM STILLS · INTERNAL DESIGN REVIEW

FROM THE WORKSHOP

See the work.
Know the steps.

These small moments show the space, the handwork and a packing view. For a real order, the agreed drawings and inspection points guide what happens next.

Small subtitle-free frame showing a workshop aisle

01 / WORKSHOPInside the working space

A glimpse of the workshop floor where decorative-lighting components are worked on.

ORIGINAL VIDEO FRAME · INTERNAL

People handling decorative strands at an assembly table

02 / ASSEMBLYHands on the detail

Decorative strands are handled by hand at the assembly table.

FILM FRAME · INTERNAL

Small subtitle-free crop of sealed wooden transport crates

03 / PACKING VIEWCrates in view

Transport crates appear in the supplied film; the protection plan is confirmed for each project.

ORIGINAL VIDEO CROP · INTERNAL

A CONVERSATION BEFORE A CLAIM

Ask about a model or a room requirement.

Get in touch

COMMON QUESTIONS

The useful answers
come first.

Start with the room or a model. Detailed project information can follow after we connect.

Can I request a specification sheet for a model?

Yes—use the model reference and tell us the room, project market and approximate quantity. The final sheet must match the selected supply configuration.

Can size or finish be adjusted?

Share the desired drawing, dimensions and finish reference. Feasibility, sample requirements, minimum quantity and lead time are confirmed case by case with the supplying factory.

Are the bulbs included?

That depends on the actual product package and market version. The representative wall-light source listing says bulbs are not included; confirm each order before quoting.

What electrical version is available?

Tell us the destination market and installation requirement. Voltage, lamp holder, certification and wiring must be checked against the exact model and variant.

Are the room photographs completed projects?

No. The current preview uses source-listing and visual-reference images to demonstrate placement. Real project cases will be added only with verifiable evidence and usage rights.

How do I start a project discussion?

A room, model or visual direction is enough for a first message. After we connect, we can discuss drawings, quantities, destination and timing if they matter. The optional brief here prepares text locally; it does not send a message.

STILL HAVE A QUESTION?

Make it specific, and we can answer it.

Prepare an enquiry

PROJECT LIGHTING / FIRST CONTACT

Start with
a conversation.

A room, a product reference, or simply an idea is enough. Tell Ivan what you are exploring; drawings and technical details can come after you connect.

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Custom projectsProduct referencesOEM discussion

Internal visual study of a large decorative installation in a hotel-like space — 01 / A SPACE TO LIGHT

Internal visual study of a sculptural custom-lighting direction — 02 / A VISUAL DIRECTION

Internal visual study of a decorative lighting form — 03 / A FORM TO DISCUSS

Visual references for internal layout only · not our completed projects or cleared for publication

CONTACT US DIRECTLY

Choose the easier
first step.

Some buyers want a quick conversation; others prefer to write. You can reach us without filling in a form or sending a drawing first.

WHATSAPP / DIRECT CHAT ↗+86 186 8940 6101A first question, a room to light, or a model you want to discuss.Start a conversation EMAIL / WRITTEN ENQUIRY ↗contact@yottalight.comUseful when you are ready to share a model list or a written brief.Write an email NEED A STARTING POINT?Prepare a short note.

Organise the basics here, then copy them into the channel you prefer.

Use the optional brief

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No scannable code is here yet. Use the WhatsApp link above until a verified QR code is added.

THE PERSON BEHIND THE REPLY

Start with a person.
Talk with Ivan.

These moments are from visits with overseas buyers. A room, a fixture reference or one question is enough for us to start talking; detailed drawings can follow when they are useful.

Message Ivan on WhatsApp

Email Ivan · ivan@yottalight.com

Ivan welcoming overseas visitors in an original visit-video frame — Welcoming visiting buyers

Ivan and visitors discussing lighting in person beneath decorative chandeliers — Talking through lighting together

WHAT BRINGS YOU HERE?

Different needs.
One clear way in.

Choose the closest starting point, then contact us by WhatsApp or email. The optional brief is there only if writing it out helps.

PATH A / PROJECT

Lighting for a space

Hotel, restaurant, reception, villa or other room where the lighting should answer a design brief.

Choose how to contact us ↗ PATH B / PRODUCT

Ask about a model

Start from one of our product references, then discuss the version and quantity you may need.

Choose how to contact us ↗ PATH C / OEM

Adjust a direction

Size, finish, glass, structure or electrical version can be explored against a real supply option.

Choose how to contact us ↗ PATH D / PARTNERSHIP

Work together

For designers, project teams and buyers who want to compare references for a continuing brief.

Choose how to contact us ↗

IF YOU PREFER TO WRITE FIRST

A useful note
can be simple.

Only your name, a way to reply, and a short description are needed to prepare a message. The rest helps us ask better questions later.

01

What is the space or model?
A room type, product reference or visual idea is enough.

02

What do you already know?
Quantity, destination, size or timing—only if available.

03

What happens next?
Detailed drawings and production information can follow after we connect.

No CAD or PDF needed to say hello.

For an actual quotation, specifications and factory feasibility will be confirmed later.

AFTER THE FIRST MESSAGE

A clear path from
idea to delivery.

This is how a project can move forward, not a promise that every brief is feasible or that terms are already fixed.

01 / CONNECT

Share the starting point

A room, model, sketch or reference image helps us understand the direction.

02 / DEFINE

Clarify the brief

Once in contact, we can review drawings, scope, quantities and market needs.

03 / CONFIRM

Check the solution

Supplier feasibility, detailed drawings, sample needs, price and lead time are checked before commitment.

04 / EXECUTE

Produce and deliver

After written approval and order terms, production, inspection, packing and shipment can be coordinated.

BEFORE YOU WRITE

A few useful
answers first.

Start small. We can ask for the technical material only when it becomes relevant to the next decision.

Do I need drawings to contact you?

No. Tell us the space, model or visual direction first. Drawings can be shared after we have discussed what you need.

Can I ask about one product model?

Yes. Send its model reference or page link. The exact dimensions, electrical version, finish, quantity and availability must be checked for the intended supply variant.

When would you need CAD, a BOQ or a specification sheet?

Once the project direction is clear enough to review feasibility or prepare an accurate quotation. These files are not required for a first message.

READY WHEN YOU ARE

One question is
enough to begin.

Send a message directly. We can work out which details matter next.

Chat on WhatsApp Write an email

Lighting foryour next project.

One brief.Many directions.

Picture the room.Then explore the light.

Shapes wortha closer look.

Choose a model.Or describe the challenge.

One question isenough to begin.

Find a lightfor your space.

Eight new forms.More ways to light a room.

A softer guestroom.

Pleated-shade wall lights

Textured-shade wall light

Woven-base table lamp

Slim pleated floor lamp

The room's focal point.

Four-tier curved glass

Three-tier ripple glass

Round cascading light cluster

A lighter dining note.

Clear-glass ceiling-light form

Start with the setting.

No matching model.

Light thatholds the room.

Choose the shape.Then talk it through.

See a form you like?Tell us where it needs to live.

Details worth knowing.

In the room.

Take this model into a real specification conversation.

A space first.A lighting plan next.

Send the starting point.We will find the next question.

The details we clarifyafter we connect.

Image or drawing

Room & installation

Size & finish

Quantity & market

From drawing setto approved fixture.

A visible routefrom brief to delivery.

Separate the decorative package.

Turn the list into a workable brief.

Approve before anything is made.

Keep production visible.

Inspect against what was agreed.

Prepare for the journey.

A first conversation can be very simple.

Your project team.Our factory partner.

One contact.Two strengths.

01 / Project direction

02 / Drawing & follow-up

03 / Factory partner

The makingbehind the light.

A process, frame by frame.

See the work.Know the steps.

Ask about a model or a room requirement.

The useful answerscome first.

Make it specific, and we can answer it.

Start witha conversation.

Choose the easierfirst step.

Start with a person.Talk with Ivan.

Different needs.One clear way in.

Lighting for a space

Ask about a model

Adjust a direction

Work together

A useful notecan be simple.

Tell us what you have in mind.

A clear path fromidea to delivery.

Share the starting point

Clarify the brief

Check the solution

Produce and deliver

A few usefulanswers first.

One question isenough to begin.

Lighting for
your next project.

One brief.
Many directions.

Picture the room.
Then explore the light.

Shapes worth
a closer look.

Choose a model.
Or describe the challenge.

One question is
enough to begin.

Find a light
for your space.

Eight new forms.
More ways to light a room.

Light that
holds the room.

Choose the shape.
Then talk it through.

See a form you like?
Tell us where it needs to live.

A space first.
A lighting plan next.

Send the starting point.
We will find the next question.

The details we clarify
after we connect.

From drawing set
to approved fixture.

A visible route
from brief to delivery.

Your project team.
Our factory partner.

One contact.
Two strengths.

The making
behind the light.

See the work.
Know the steps.

The useful answers
come first.

Start with
a conversation.

Choose the easier
first step.

Start with a person.
Talk with Ivan.

Different needs.
One clear way in.

A useful note
can be simple.

A clear path from
idea to delivery.

A few useful
answers first.

One question is
enough to begin.