Step into a radiant world with Festival of Light, a celebration of design, innovation and ambience that continues to illuminate homes across the UK and beyond. Explore an exclusive curation of renowned lighting brands and enjoy 15% off contemporary masterpieces.
Valerie Objects
Lines of light
Inspired by the Milan underground system, the Metro collection by Piovenefabi shapes the atmosphere of a room with a single, expressive stroke. Alongside it, the Alu series by Muller Van Severen introduces a simple yet colourful line to the interior, combining a pared-back silhouette with bold blocks of colour. Together, the collections demonstrate Valerie Objects’ distinctive approach to functional design with an artistic edge.
Anglepoise
A British design original
A rediscovery from the Anglepoise archives, the Original 315 Desk Lamp – Navigation Edition was first conceived in the 1940s as a specialist adaptation of the iconic Original 1227. Developed for a very specific purpose, it was designed to illuminate navigators’ chart tables aboard long-range maritime patrol aircraft. Reintroduced today, the distinctive design brings a fascinating chapter of Anglepoise’s history back into focus.
Heal's
Illuminated living
Heal’s latest collection of table lamps brings together sculptural forms, natural materials and warm, ambient light. From tactile leather and rich marble to architectural glass and elegant brass-effect details, each design brings its own character to the interior, balancing distinctive form with everyday functionality.
Visual Comfort & Co
The warmth of alabaster
Natural alabaster takes centre stage across a selection of bestselling and new designs from Visual Comfort & Co. Distinctive veining and tonal variations bring each piece its own character, while the translucent stone creates a softly diffused glow that adds warmth and depth to the interior.
Tom Dixon
A new tone for an icon
Celebrated for its distinctive glow and mesmerising optical effect, MELT welcomes a new finish: NICKEL. Soft and subtly reflective, this silver metallic tone brings a more understated expression to the iconic design, working effortlessly across a variety of interior styles while retaining MELT’s unmistakable sculptural presence.
Tala
Rooted in nature
Taking its cue from the branching architecture of tree roots, Tala’s Root chandelier brings an organic quality to contemporary spaces. Forged from solid brass, textured joints and spreading arms create an architectural form that casts a balanced, circular canopy of light.
Tom Raffield
Inspired by the tide
Drawing from the natural, spiralling forms found along Atlantic tide lines, Tom Raffield’s Keel range is a striking expression of confident, modern design. Each piece is crafted from a single section of wide oak, carefully arched by hand into a choreographed formation. The result is a sculptural light that celebrates both the material and the movement of nature.
