What a wonderful few days at Decorex International 2025. This year’s fair offered a great opportunity to reconnect with the design community and share our latest work. 

We were delighted with how our stand came together, its pared-back design letting the character and craftsmanship of our lighting speak for themselves. At its heart was the new Magnus collection, a showcase of handblown glass craftsmanship that received a lovely response from visitors.

Thank you to everyone who stopped by to say hello, explore the collection, and pick up one of our much-loved tote bags featuring our refreshed branding. It was a real pleasure to meet so many of you in person.

Over at the Main Bar, designed by Lucy Mayers of Sibyl Colefax & John Fowler, our Blossom portable lights added a warm, inviting glow that perfectly complemented her autumnal scheme.

For this space, we created a bespoke base in a warm Mulberry colourway: a rich, plum-toned finish that brought depth and warmth to the design.

Arranged across the bar and surrounding tables, the Blossoms introduced a gentle rhythm of light, enhancing the atmosphere without overpowering it. Their portable nature proved particularly suited to a space like this, offering flexibility and ease showcasing why they are a natural fit for hospitality settings.

Our Blossom portable lights also appeared in the glamorous VIP Bar, designed by Tolù Adẹkọ́ and his team at Adẹkọ́ & Co. Part of their Palomino concept, a serene and layered members’ lounge inspired by performance and craft, the space unfolded across a series of rooms, each rich in texture and tone. 

Here, our putty grey colourway, one of Blossom’s portable core finishes, introduced a calm, contemporary note within the warm, theatrical palette. Its subtle presence added to the lounge’s atmospheric balance, quietly complementing the mix of materials and the gentle play of light that defined Tolù’s vision.

We were delighted to be involved in so many corners of Decorex this year. A warm thank you to Case Furniture for kindly lending us Terence Woodgate’s Tri-Space stools, which complemented our display perfectly.