From your brief to a considered decision
Start with the pieces you need. We review the brief before consulting workshops or discussing a production order.
Your first enquiry
Share the lighting family, quantities per reference and finish, reference images, target product cost, market and timing. A link to your collection helps explain the range. An incomplete brief is welcome: the first exchange identifies what needs clarifying.
Supplier consultation
For a suitable brief, the enquiry is scoped around materials, dimensions, finishes, electrical requirements and packaging. Minimum quantities, availability and pricing must be confirmed by the workshop.
A quotation you can assess
Before commitment, establish the product specification, sample costs, production timing, payment stages and transport scope. Open items belong in writing; freight and import charges should not be mistaken for product prices.
Sample and production checks
Agree what can be sampled and what the approval covers. Define any independent inspection before shipment against the written specification. Inspection and model compliance documentation serve different purposes.
Who does what
Maison Loucelle coordinates the sourcing enquiry. The workshop manufactures. The buyer or their appointed partner handles importation, local compliance responsibilities and installation with qualified professionals. The scope and commercial terms are agreed before a paid commitment.
Prepare a launch or repeat order
The schedule needs to account for sampling, production and freight. For a repeat order, confirm model availability, minimum quantities, finishes and lead times again; terms from the first series do not automatically carry over.
Tell us about the pieces you need
A few references, quantities and the destination give us a useful starting point.
Describe my sourcing briefUse the brief builder →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.