The right atmosphere.
Starts with your brief.
Explore where decorative filament lighting can fit, then discuss the fixture, light and electrical requirements for your space.
Discuss your lighting brief ↗
A setting for every conversation.
These are application ideas, rather than completed project case studies. Suitability depends on the chosen lamp, fixture and installation.
Restaurants & cafés
Visible filaments and decorative glass can contribute to a welcoming dining atmosphere.
- Share the pendant or wall fitting dimensions.
- Discuss colour temperature and brightness.
- Confirm dimmer compatibility where needed.
Hotels & lounges
Coordinate decorative lighting across guest rooms, reception areas and shared spaces.
- Identify the fixture types and lamp bases.
- Define the intended look and light level.
- Plan quantities and replacement requirements.
Retail & display
Use decorative lamps as part of a considered store or display lighting scheme.
- Explain the display and surrounding lighting.
- Discuss colour appearance requirements.
- Check glare, dimensions and fixture suitability.
Residential & decorative interiors
Consider the glass silhouette and visible filament as part of the room’s design.
- Provide a fixture photo or drawing.
- Confirm voltage, cap type and clearances.
- Review samples in the intended setting.
Look beyond the silhouette.
A decorative appearance is one part of the decision. Confirm the electrical requirements and evaluate the selected lamp with your fixture before specifying it for a project.
Ask about your application ↗Fixture & installation
Base type, available space, voltage and operating environment.
Light & controls
Brightness, colour temperature and any dimming requirements.
Market & project requirements
Destination, available model-specific documents, quantity and timeline.
Send the setting.
Share the requirements.
A fixture photo, application description and destination market give our team a useful place to start.
Prepare a project enquiry ↗