Our new lighting product line includes a variety of floor lamps and table lamps that are ready to use without the need for an electrician. Most of our products feature built-in LED light sources while some require separate bulbs and come in various plug types suitable for the UK, Europe, and the USA.

 

Portable and rechargeable lights are a flexible lighting solution for indoor and outdoor use. They provide the option to craft a specific atmosphere without the need for plugs, or wired-in lights. They are simple to use and robust. Additionally, rechargeable LEDs are energy-efficient, long-lasting, and safer due to their low heat output.

Hospitality settings typically use:

• Ambient Lighting: Casts soft, indirect light to provide overall illumination in a space.

• Accent Lighting: Highlights decor, architectural features, and artwork, drawing attention to specific areas with more focused light.

• Task Lighting: Helps users carry out tasks such as reading or working with focused illumination on a work surface.

 

Consider the efficiency, longevity, and quality of light for your project. Some common light source types include:

• LED: Energy-efficient, long-lasting, and versatile.

• Incandescent: Traditional, filament-based lights.

• Fluorescent: Efficient and cooler, though being phased out due to environmental concerns.

• Halogen: Crisp light with no warmup time – more efficient than incandescent.

 

 

Lumens are the measure of visible light emitted by a light source. Higher lumens mean brighter light. Choosing the right lumen output is important for achieving the desired brightness and feel in your designed hospitality environments.

Voltage requirements vary by region, so it's essential to ensure compatibility with local electrical systems. Common voltage options are 120V, 220V, or 240V. For example, Europe uses a standard voltage of 230V, while North America uses 120V.

Colour temperature, measured in Kelvin (K), can have a massive effect on the mood and affect of a space. Warm light (2000K-3000K) creates an intimate, cosy atmosphere – neutral light (3500K-4500K) is suitable for a livelier feel and task-oriented areas – and cool light (5000K-6500K) is ideal for energetic spaces like offices and fitness centres.

Understanding the technical components of a project, like plug types, is just as important as the aesthetics – especially if you’re designing a project for an international client. Here are some common plug types by region.

• Type A: North America and Japan

• Type B: North America and Japan with grounding pin

• Type C: Europe, South America, and Asia

• Type E: France, Belgium, Poland, Slovakia, Czech Republic

• Type F: Similar to Type C, used in Europe and Russia

• Type G: UK, Ireland, and Malta

 

Dimmable lighting allows for easily adjustable brightness and colour tones to create adaptable spaces that cater to different uses and moods. 

Designers should consider the desired mood, function of a space, lumens, colour temperature, dimmable features, outdoor compatibility, rechargeable options, and energy efficiency. Our lighting range provides comprehensive solutions to meet these diverse needs and enhance the guest experience. When in doubt, our talented sales team is always ready to help guide you to the best solution for your design vision.