Custom lighting, made to your drawing — not picked from a catalogue.

It depends on size, material, crystal or glass grade, element count and finish — which is why we quote per project rather than publishing a price list. Send us the size you need, a reference image and the quantity, and you will get an itemised quotation within one working day. The quote breaks out material, finish, light source, packing and lead time, and nothing is added to it later without your written agreement.

One piece. For a genuinely custom fixture there is no sensible reason to force a container minimum on you — a single piece for a villa is a normal order for us. For OEM and wholesale programmes the MOQ depends on the component and finish, and we will state it clearly in the quotation.

A single prototype takes 15–20 days from the approved drawing. Production after your written approval is 60–80 days depending on size, material and quantity, plus shipping. If you have a hard handover date, tell us at the enquiry stage — we would rather decline a date we cannot hit than promise one we cannot keep.

Yes, on custom work this is standard. We build a sample or a representative section, photograph and video it under light, and send it to you for written approval. Nothing goes into mass production until you sign off. On large or complex pieces we may also send a physical finish sample by courier. Allow 15–20 days for a single sample.

15–20 days for a single sample, counted from the drawing you approve. A sample is a hand-made one-off, not a production-line item: it takes a skilled pair of hands for most of a working day, and we run samples for more than one customer at a time. So the honest date depends on how much workshop time your piece needs. If you send several samples together, or the piece involves hand-blown glass, custom plating or an unusual frame, we will quote a longer date at the start rather than promise a week and hand you something you cannot approve. If you have a fixed deadline, say so at enquiry stage and we will tell you plainly whether we can meet it — we would rather decline a date than miss one. What we will not do is shorten the sample to hit a number and leave you to discover the problems at production stage.

The more you send, the closer the first sample will be. Most useful: overall dimensions and ceiling height; a photo, render or sketch of the target look; material and finish preference or a RAL / Pantone code; quantity, target market and required delivery date; the certification your customs or client needs; and the voltage and dimming requirement for the destination country. No drawing is fine too — a photo and a measurement is enough to start.