Lighting showroom in London for the trade

Delta Light, iGuzzini, Prolicht, ONE A, Orlight, Square in Circle, Chors, Venicem, Alabastro Italiano and Chelsom are on display across the rooms. Explore the lighting in relation to the interiors around it rather than treating a luminaire as an isolated object.

A visit can focus on the visible fittings, the character of the light within a room or the relationship between decorative pieces and architectural lighting. Tell the team which references you want to see and what your scheme needs to resolve. The fitted rooms provide context, while the technical specification remains specific to your project.

Foscarini, Tom Dixon, Ingo Maurer, Giopato & Coombes and Bella Figura are available to specify through Faura. Consider the size, material and visual presence of a decorative piece with the furniture below it, the room's proportions and the finishes around it. The wider Lighting category provides further options for the specification.

Delta Light is both on display and available to specify, with Wever & Ducré and Axolight also available through Faura. Architectural lighting should be reviewed with the room layout, ceiling detail and surface finishes. The team can help gather technical information for the selected references so the project specialists can assess the intended installation.

Coordinate product dimensions, finishes and technical files with your lighting designer, architect and contractor. A showroom visit establishes the direction of the scheme, not the calculations or installation checks required for your project.

Finished rooms make it easier to discuss how light relates to an interior. Look at a fitting with the surrounding furniture, stone and joinery, then consider how the same idea might translate to your own plan. Material surfaces and room proportions influence the experience, so reviewing categories together can reveal questions that a standalone sample leaves unanswered.

Technical files, finishes and lead times are confirmed per project. Share drawings, your proposed lighting schedule and any outstanding product questions before the appointment. The team can help organise the information for the chosen shortlist, while your project specialists confirm suitability, controls and installation requirements for the scheme.

Lighting can be specified alongside furniture, bathrooms, kitchens and finishes through one team. Procurement is handled with one order and one invoice, and contractor introductions are available on request. This supports coordination without removing the need to agree technical responsibilities and installation scope with the relevant contractors.

Use the client presentation and hosting room to compare the selected lighting with the wider material palette. Homeowners are welcome through their designer, who leads the specification. You can visit first to identify the references and technical questions, then arrange a client appointment to review a more focused selection in the context of the finished rooms.

Visits to the Faura Interior Design Residency are trade-only and by appointment, Monday–Friday 09:00–18:00. Share your project brief, drawings and the categories you would like to review before arriving. This gives the team a clear starting point for the appointment and helps keep the conversation focused on the decisions you need to make.

Homeowners are welcome through their designer. Bring your client when you want to compare a shortlist together, or visit first to prepare the presentation. You can book a private visit before applying for a trade account; tell the team about your practice and project when requesting the appointment.