Indoor lighting
Interior luminaires provide structuring lighting for every area of the home. They can be used to adjust light intensity, define the functions of a space and enhance the legibility of volumes. This category includes pendant, table, wall and ceiling fixtures designed for different uses: main lighting, accent lighting or visual punctuation. Each interior luminaire is selected for its ability to fit seamlessly into a variety of configurations, from living room to bedroom, including corridors. The selection criterion remains the balance between functional clarity and formal coherence. read more >
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Glass mirror hanging lampElixir
£175 £140-20%
Large silver metal wall sconceBistrot
£135 £120-10%
Large gold suspensionOohalt
£240 £190-20%
Silver hanging lampCharlie
£145 £115-20%
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Black metal outdoor wall sconceAix
£170 £150-10%
Brass hanging lampKapsula
£155 £140-10%
Metal and marble reading lampMogens
£300 £240-20%
White hanging lampKëpsta
£135 £105-20%
Glass and gold brass hanging lampBelno
£170 £135-20%
Hammered Jieldé wall lampLoft
£345 £300-15%
Gray industrial spotlightWeissmüller
£300 £240-20%
Metal and marble floor lampMogens
£315 £255-20%
Black table lampMogens
£240 £215-10%
Jieldé lampLoft
£1195
The role of interior luminaires in the organization of space
An interior luminaire does more than simply produce light: it helps define the use of a space, its hierarchy and ambience. Diffused lighting articulates a living room, while directional lighting accentuates a function: reading, working, resting. The position, height and type of diffusion are all structuring elements. A good layout relies on the combination of several sources: central, peripheral and accent lighting. Each luminaire is chosen for its ability to reinforce this organization, without interfering with the existing layout.
Functional typologies: from pendant to table lamp
Interior luminaires come in several families adapted to distinct uses. The pendant often determines the main lighting of a room, above a table or a fixed point. Ceiling fixtures are ideal for low ceilings or passageways. Wall-mounted sconces mark out a space without taking up floor space. The table lamp provides close-up, mobile and targeted lighting. In each case, the luminaire is chosen according to criteria of size, orientation, power and compatibility with the space. Visual coherence is achieved through simple shapes and sober materials.
Materials, finishes and visual continuity
The materials used for interior fixtures must match those already present in the space: wood, metal, textiles, glass, ceramics. The choice of finish influences the way light reflects: an opaque shade channels diffusion, a clear or opaline surface favors uniformity. The aim is not to create a point of attraction, but to accompany use. A good luminaire is both effective and discreet, legible without being overbearing. The selection made in this category reflects these principles: formal sobriety, adaptability and legibility.
In short, interior luminaires fulfill a dual function: lighting and structuring space. Their relevance is measured by their ability to integrate into the existing layout, supporting functions without generating overload. This selection features pieces rigorously chosen according to these criteria.
