Bespoke Pendants
One-off pendants and chandeliers built around the room. Tyvek skins, hand-cut paper, blown glass, metal cages — material chosen to behave correctly under the light.
Bespoke architectural lighting — pendants, coves, centrepieces and installations — fabricated and commissioned in-house. We don't sell fixtures off a catalogue — we build the object the room is asking for.
Bespoke lighting is never only about form. It is the negotiation between material behaviour, engineering access, craft patience, and the emotional response of the people who live with the result.
For a decade we have built that result for residences, ateliers, and houses like Google — one room, one volume of light, at a time.
One-off pendants and chandeliers built around the room. Tyvek skins, hand-cut paper, blown glass, metal cages — material chosen to behave correctly under the light.
Volumetric ceiling features and atrium installations. FRP, fabric, and layered cove lighting fabricated as a single, maintainable sculptural body.
Translucency, diffusion, rib spacing, sag behaviour. We prototype until the material does what light asks it to do, then we document the recipe.
Magnetic lamp-access mechanisms, split-half logistics, anti-oxidation chemistry. Every commission is designed to be installed once and serviced forever.
In-house build at our Bengaluru workshop with FRP experts, lighting electricians, and finest painters working in one room. Dispatch, install, re-weld, refinish.
Site visits, working drawings, SketchUp sections, lighting parameters, logistics. We sit with the architect and the client until the brief is unambiguous.
A sculptural living-area installation. Oval metal-caged pods wrapped in precisely cut Tyvek paper panels, suspended at 4.5 m with a magnetic lamp-access mechanism engineered for future maintenance. The brief was not for a lamp — it was for a living volume of light.
An inverted-funnel ceiling centrepiece for Google's Rio Plex office. A 3 × 2 m, 250 kg FRP structure with three concentric layers of cove lighting and a stretch-fabric mouth — fabricated in two halves for site logistics, jointed, repainted, and commissioned on schedule.
We meet on site as a kick-off. We measure the volume, study sight lines, read the architect's intent, and listen to how the room is going to be used at every hour of the day.
ACAD detailing, SketchUp sections, frame schedules, lighting parameters, logistics, maintenance access. Drawings submitted for the architect's and client's consent.
Substrate trials — Tyvek, glass, FRP, fabric. We prototype until rib spacing, diffusion, and sag behave correctly. Recipes documented before fabrication begins.
Workshop build with FRP experts, lighting electricians and painters working in one room. Where logistics demand it, the piece is split for transport and re-joined on site.
Dispatch in dedicated transport. On-site assembly, re-welding, re-painting, lamp aiming, commissioning. We leave when the client smiles at the result — not before.
Where material, light, and engineering meet.
A workshop that treats lighting as architecture.
Bespoke without being precious.
We take on a small number of commissions each year. Tell us about the room — the architecture, the volume, the hours it will be lived in — and the kind of light it is asking for.