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Distinctive lighting for
your next collection.
You know how to import. We help you find the pieces missing from your range through specialist workshops in Guangdong: materials, finishes and supplier terms to compare.
Atmosphere film: working with material.
You buy lighting to sell
A new lighting family, a different material, another supplier to assess. Maison Loucelle helps you frame the search and gather the information needed to decide.
Independent brands
Build a coherent collection: shapes, finishes, variants and a target purchase cost for each reference.
Distributors
Extend your range or compare another source: minimum quantities per model, samples, packing and repeat-order options.
Importing retailers
Prepare a selection for your customers, with quantities per reference and a destination country already in mind.
Your brief, before a quotation
Product family, quantities per reference, target product cost, destination and timing. You or your partner handle importing. Minimum orders, lead times and repeat-order terms need supplier confirmation.
Discuss my rangeLooking for pieces for a space? Discuss an interior project →
Material matters. So does the detail.
Travertine, sculptural resin and glass compositions: three documented directions to start a conversation. Specific models and availability need confirmation.
Three material directions to explore
Families identified in 2026 supplier documents. Each project needs fresh checks of the references, design rights, availability and compliance.
Travertine and soft light
Wall lights and pendants to explore for a mineral collection. Compare stone tone, veining, weight, mounting and variation between pieces on a sample.
Explore this material for my range →Sculptural resin forms
Shapes and textures to consider for a decorative range. Size, weight and packed volume matter as much as the silhouette when assessing landed cost.
Explore this material for my range →Glass clusters
Compositions to define by colour and number of elements. For a series, review colour consistency, transport protection and replacement parts.
Explore this material for my range →Which lighting family do you need?
Wall lights, pendants, lamps or compositions: choose a starting point for your search. The link prepares the brief; add your quantities and requirements.
Explore lighting families
Family diagrams and indicative dimensions, without a stock commitment. Models, materials and quantities need confirmation for your enquiry.
Organic ring pendants
PE or resin, D 80 to 120 cm
Explore this family →Linear pendants
L 100 to 120 cm, over tables and bars
Explore this family →Pebble & cloud clusters
3 to 7 elements, mixed diameters
Explore this family →Oversized textured domes
Resin, plaster finish, D 60 to 90 cm
Explore this family →Branch pendants
Asymmetric, span 100 to 150 cm
Explore this family →Wabi-sabi bowls
Mineral matte finish, D 50 to 80 cm
Explore this family →Sculptural floor lamps
Fibreglass, H 130 to 175 cm
Explore this family →Travertine pendants
Cylinders and discs, D 30 to 50 cm
Explore this family →Wall sconces
Travertine or solid walnut, volume series
Explore this family →Blown glass clusters
3 to 9 globes, amber, smoke, opal
Explore this family →Song-aesthetic lanterns
Wood, metal, fabric or glass
Explore this family →Backlit moon globes
Large format, D 60 to 80 cm
Explore this family →Table lamps
Ceramic, wabi or stone
Explore this family →Acrylic & brass pendants
Classic-contemporary projects
Explore this family →Have another form or material in mind? Describe the pieces that would complete your range.
What follows your enquiry
Frame your range
Product families, quantities per reference, target purchase cost and market. The first exchange reviews the feasibility of the enquiry.
Compare supplier terms
Materials, finishes, minimums per model and packing. Quotations should separate product, sampling and outstanding costs, including freight.
Prepare the series
Review samples, variants and model documentation before ordering. Agree checks and any repeat-order terms in writing.
Before choosing a supplier
Unit price, quantity per finish, packing and samples: compare like with like. These guides help you prepare a supplier enquiry.
Compare lighting quotationsWhat a photograph cannot tell you
A documented March 2026 series: 50 pieces, 54 cartons, around 47 m³.
This historical packing list connects design to freight volume, storage and installation. It is neither available stock nor a completed client project.
Read the packing case →Before you enquire
Do I need a finished specification?
No. A sketch, inspiration links, dimensions and estimated quantities can start a conversation. We then identify what is needed to consult a workshop.
Can I buy one lamp immediately?
This is a sourcing service by enquiry, without stocked products or a checkout. Single-piece feasibility depends on the model, workshop and freight cost.
Who handles importing and documentation?
The buyer or their partner remains the importer. Documentation required for the destination is reviewed for the selected model before ordering. A photograph or a CE logo alone does not validate a file.
What is missing from your range?
A lighting family, a few visual references and quantities per model can start the conversation. Add your target product cost and market if you know them.
Discuss my sourcing brief