Discover an elegant design pairing clean lines with the depth of handmade components.

Visit us in Hall 6, Stand 45, where we’ll unveil a striking new collection and introduce a fresh evolution of our brand identity. 

Photographer Nada Lottermann’s artist house on Hydra is a sanctuary of creativity, featuring a selection of our lights, including ones highlighting the classic Greek outdoor stucco.

The Nobu Hotel Portman Square in London showcases our Pillar Lights, adding a serene sophistication to its luxurious spaces.

The Hotel AKA Back Bay in Boston embodies timeless elegance, featuring Fector Wall Lights that enhance its refined guest rooms.

Ceramist and illustrator Polly Fern infuses her Suffolk home and studio with artistry and storytelling, reflecting a passion for craftsmanship that inspires us.

The Orange, a distinguished pub and boutique hotel by Cubitt House in Belgravia, has been an integral part of London’s history for over two centuries.

Our beloved Blossom range, which began with a single portable light, has grown with new wall lights and pendants that embody timeless craftsmanship.

The Bear Inn in Shropshire pairs its historic charm with the warm glow of Hector lights, creating an inviting and timeless ambiance.

We’re absolutely delighted to announce that we’ve just opened our new showroom in the heart of Munich.

Hosting family and friends at home? Ambient lighting is key to a great gathering – explore simple tips to create the perfect dining atmosphere.

Every single one of our timeless lights are crafted by skilled experts based in the UK, whom we'd like to introduce to you in our new video series.

Plain English Design have recently expanded their beautiful New York showroom to showcase a wider range of their bespoke joinery & furniture.

We cut the cord: this is the story behind the first battery-powered bone china lamp made in England.

The Antique Brass Pendants collection presents a reinvention of six of our most beloved shapes.

Excited to announce our collection in collaboration with Beata Heuman, inspired by Mid-Century Scandi Design.