Lighting

Lighting is one of the most powerful ways to shape the mood of a room. Discover our collection of luxury lighting, from statement lighting such as chandeliers/pendants and sculptural table lamps to portable lamps, designed to cast a softer glow and bring warmth, depth and atmosphere to your space.

Campos Ceramic Table Lamp

£190.00

Kilian Ceramic Table Lamp

£38.50

Lennon Metal Table Lamp, Flax

£45.00

Reynolds Tall Table Lamp

£135.00

Somerdale Ceramic Table Lamp

£160.00

Alanna Ceramic Table Lamp

£120.00

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Frequently Asked Questions

Are LED lights better than traditional bulbs?

Yes, LED lights are more energy-efficient, longer-lasting, and environmentally friendly compared to incandescent or halogen bulbs.

What do the different IP ratings mean?

IP (Ingress Protection) rating indicates how well a light fitting is protected against dust and water. It’s especially important for bathrooms, kitchens, and outdoor lighting.First digit (0-6) = protection against solid objects/dust Second digit (0-8) = protection against water So IP[X]3+ is OK in light rain but you'll need [X]4+ if your lamp is to spend a lot of time in the bathroom. More information can be found online about this.

Do your lights come with bulbs included?

This varies by product - generally only our portable lamps come with an integrated bulb, and the rest will need to have bulbs purchased separately. Please check individual product listings to see whether bulbs are included.

How do I choose the right lighting for my room?

There are three main types of lighting and most rooms will need a selection of all three. The different types are ambient, task and accent. Use ambient lighting to create soft lighting that illuminates large spaces.Task lighting is great to brighten a space and is focused in one position while accent lighting will create little glowing pockets of light. Read our Ultimate Lighting Guide for more guidance and inspiration.

Can your lighting complement luxury interiors?

Absolutely. Our lighting is designed to integrate seamlessly with all kinds of spaces, whether that's to make a statement in high-end interiors or to make your home feel more elevated as well as inviting.

What is the difference between warm white and cool white light?

Warm white (2700K-3000K) creates a cosy, relaxing atmosphere, while cool white (4000K-5000K) is brighter and better for task-oriented spaces like kitchens or offices. We recommend using a mix of lights in your home, but leaning towards the warmer white bulbs can make a space feel more inviting.

What lighting is best for a cosy atmosphere?

Warmer lightbulbs, dimmable fixtures, and layered lighting help create a cosy and inviting space. It's helpful to mix different heights and sizes to be able to control the mood more based on what type of lighting you need at a certain time. Studies have even shown that warm lighting (vs cooler white lighting) has significant health benefits too.