01 · Hotel & Hospitality
Atmosphere across every guest touchpoint.
Statement pieces and coordinated decorative lighting for public areas, dining, wellness, circulation, guestrooms, and suites.
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Lighting Projects
Liora Atelier · Project Lighting
Hotel, Outdoor &
Engineering Lighting
From a single statement installation to a coordinated fixture package, we help architects, designers, contractors, developers, and hospitality teams define, visualize, engineer, manufacture, and deliver lighting for demanding spaces.
HotelGuestrooms to public areas
OutdoorLandscape and architectural use
EngineeringCustom and coordinated packages
1:1Project review and guidance
One Partner, Multiple Project Scales
Designed around the space, not a catalog limit.
A successful project fixture must resolve atmosphere, scale, optics, structure, power, controls, installation, maintenance, and delivery as one coordinated specification.
We can begin with drawings, room imagery, a fixture schedule, a tender requirement, an existing Liora Light product, or a concept reference. The team reviews what can be customized and identifies the technical questions that must be confirmed before quotation and production.
Support can cover a statement chandelier, a repeated guestroom family, public-area decorative lighting, landscape fixtures, or a mixed indoor and outdoor package. Scope and documentation are tailored to the project stage and final product requirements.
Three Project Tracks
Lighting for hospitality, exterior space, and built environments.
Choose one track or combine them. A resort, for example, may need custom lobby chandeliers, coordinated restaurant lighting, guestroom fixtures, facade accents, pathways, and poolside illumination within one project language.
02 · Outdoor & Landscape
Light that performs beyond the interior.
Weather-appropriate solutions for arrival, facade, terrace, garden, pathway, poolside, and covered exterior spaces.
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03 · Engineering & Commercial
Coordinated lighting for complex project conditions.
Custom dimensions, repeated fixture families, documentation, samples, production control, packaging plans, and installation coordination.
RetailGalleryClubOfficeMixed UsePublic Area
Fixture & Application Scope
From decorative focal point to coordinated lighting family.
Project selection begins with the visual role, environment, mounting condition, maintenance access, target light effect, and local electrical requirements.
Statement & Feature Lighting
Large chandeliers, atrium cascades, stairwell compositions, bespoke pendants, sculptural wall pieces, and custom ceiling installations.
Hotel Decorative Packages
Pendants, wall lights, bedside reading lights, table and floor lamps, vanity lighting, portable dining lamps, and coordinated families.
Exterior & Landscape
Facade and wall lights, bollards, pathway markers, step lights, in-ground accents, garden lights, terrace lighting, and semi-covered fixtures.
Commercial & Public Areas
Reception, lounge, restaurant, bar, retail, gallery, club, office, villa public areas, and other repeated or large-scale applications.
Customization
Scale, drop, composition, finish, metal, glass, stone, shade material, lamp count, light source, CCT, dimming, canopy, and suspension details.
Electrical Adaptation
Destination voltage, driver location, lamp holder, dimming protocol, control compatibility, cable routing, emergency requirements, and access planning.
Project Documentation
Fixture schedules, specifications, dimensions, production drawings, mounting details, wiring information, and package identification as required.
Delivery Coordination
Phased production, pre-dispatch inspection, crate and carton planning, zone labels, spare component planning, and remote installation support.
Technical Capabilities
Performance is part of the design.
Outdoor, hospitality, and engineering projects require more than a visual match. We review the environmental, optical, electrical, structural, control, maintenance, and compliance conditions behind the final fixture specification.
Ratings, control protocols, photometric files, certifications, and test documentation are product- and project-specific. Required values must be stated in the brief and confirmed in writing for the approved specification.
Environment & Ingress Protection
Indoor, damp, covered outdoor, or fully exposed conditions are reviewed before material, sealing, driver, and mounting selections are finalized.
Impact, Corrosion & Climate
Where relevant, the brief can include requested IK performance, operating temperature, UV exposure, humidity, coastal conditions, corrosion resistance, or salt-spray requirements.
Light Source, Optics & Comfort
We review target CCT, CRI, lumen output, beam angle, distribution, glare, diffusion, source concealment, replaceability, and maintenance access.
Power & Controls
Line voltage, low-voltage systems, driver access, circuit loading, switching, dimming, addressing, and compatibility are coordinated around the selected fixture.
Structure, Mounting & Access
Canopy size, suspension points, hanging loads, anchoring concept, cable lengths, service access, modular assembly, and site lifting constraints are reviewed with the project team.
Market & Compliance Review
Destination and requested documentation are checked against the final specification. UL, ETL, CE, RoHS, or other requirements must be confirmed for the specific product and configuration.
Selected Work & Applications
A portfolio that moves from interior scale to exterior performance.
These examples show the range of visual and technical directions that can shape a project brief. Final dimensions, ratings, quantities, and deliverables are confirmed per project.
Hotel Atrium · Custom Composition
Grand Atrium Cascade
A multi-level statement installation developed around long sightlines, ceiling height, suspension rhythm, and a controlled field of reflected light.
Stairwell · Natural Stone
Alabaster Constellation
Individual stone forms arranged through a vertical volume to balance close viewing, distant composition, and access for installation.
Commercial Interior · Feature Light
Sculptural Reception Cloud
A suspended focal piece conceived as both illumination and spatial identity for a reception, gallery, club, or premium retail setting.
Outdoor Hospitality · IP65 Product
Poolside Marker Rhythm
Low-glare portable or freestanding accents can define movement and atmosphere around terraces and pool edges when the product rating and site conditions are appropriate.
Landscape · IP65 Product
Garden Pathway Wash
Shielded, directional light places illumination on planting and circulation while helping reduce unnecessary brightness toward the viewer.
Terrace · Landscape Feature
Illuminated Planter Grouping
Light, furniture, and planting can be combined into a flexible exterior composition for resort terraces, dining areas, arrival zones, and landscaped decks.
Project Deliverables
The information needed to approve, build, install, and maintain.
Deliverables depend on project stage, fixture type, order value, and agreed scope. Tell us what your architect, consultant, contractor, or procurement team requires.
Concept & Visual Direction
Mood, composition, finish direction, product family selection, customization proposal, and contextual visual studies for suitable projects.
Fixture Schedule & Specifications
Product references, quantities, dimensions, finish, light source, wattage, voltage, controls, ratings, and agreed project notes.
Lighting Data & Calculations
Requested lumen, beam, CCT, CRI, glare, IES or LDT files, and lux calculation support where compatible data and project scope allow.
Production & Mounting Details
Overall dimensions, canopy, suspension, component layout, mounting concept, wiring, assembly, and site-interface details as applicable.
Samples & Mock-Ups
Finish chips, material samples, prototype components, sample units, or full-scale mock-ups can be reviewed when required and commercially feasible.
Labels, Packing & Installation Support
Zone or room labels, phased packing, spare planning, installation references, inspection media, and remote after-sales coordination.
Eight-Step Project Process
Clear decisions before production begins.
The sequence scales to the project. A custom atrium installation needs deeper engineering and approval than a repeated standard fixture with a finish change.
Brief
Share plans, schedule, application, quantities, environment, destination, timeline, budget, and reference direction.
Technical Review
We identify missing data, feasibility limits, electrical conditions, ratings, installation interfaces, and compliance needs.
Concept & Selection
Suitable products, custom directions, materials, finishes, light effects, and project alternatives are developed.
Visualize & Coordinate
Drawings, visual studies, schedules, dimensions, suspension, controls, and site conditions are coordinated as agreed.
Sample & Approve
Critical finishes, components, mock-ups, or sample units are reviewed where required before bulk production.
Manufacture
Approved products are produced to the recorded specification with project checkpoints appropriate to the scope.
Inspect & Pack
Visual and electrical checks, inspection media, labeling, spare planning, and protective packing are prepared.
Deliver & Support
Shipment and document handover are coordinated, followed by remote installation and after-sales support as agreed.
Production & Site Readiness
A beautiful fixture still has to arrive, fit, connect, and remain serviceable.
Our review follows the approved specification through fabrication, testing, identification, packing, and project handover. Large or fragile installations receive project-specific consideration for modularity, access, lifting, sequencing, and replacement parts.
Specification Control
Approved dimensions, finish, material, light source, electrical requirements, ratings, mounting, and quantity are recorded before production.
Production Checkpoints
Critical custom work can be reviewed through drawings, samples, components, and progress media according to the agreed scope.
Electrical & Visual Inspection
Products are checked according to their approved configuration before packing, with additional project testing where agreed.
Project Packing & Handover
Room or zone labels, phased cartons or crates, component lists, and installation references help the site team identify and sequence the delivery.
Specification Framework
State the requirement. Confirm the exact product.
This framework helps form a useful project brief. It is not a claim that every option applies to every fixture.
| Environment | Indoor, damp, covered outdoor, exposed outdoor, coastal, poolside, high humidity, or high/low temperature | Site classification and local code remain the responsibility of the project team. |
|---|---|---|
| Ingress / Impact | Requested IP44, IP54, IP65, IP66, IP67, IK level, sealing, drainage, and cable-entry requirements | Confirmed only for the final product and installation configuration. |
| Light Quality | CCT, CRI, lumen output, beam angle, diffusion, glare limits, dimming range, replaceability, and lifetime target | Photometric data availability varies by source and fixture. |
| Power / Control | 110-240V AC, 24V or 48V DC, Triac, 0-10V, DALI, DMX, switching, driver location, surge requirements | Compatibility must be checked with the project control system. |
| Material / Finish | Metal, glass, alabaster, crystal, acrylic, resin, fabric, wood, plated, painted, brushed, polished, or custom color | Natural materials and handmade finishes include visual variation. |
| Compliance | Destination market, requested certification, test report, material declaration, labeling, and documentation | Certification is product-, market-, and configuration-specific. |
Project Questions
Before you send the brief.
01What information should I send first?
Send the project type and location, plans or room dimensions, ceiling heights, site photographs, fixture schedule if available, estimated quantities, desired style, installation environment, voltage, target date, budget range, and any performance or certification requirements. A simple brief is enough to begin; we will identify missing information.
02Can Liora Light supply both standard and custom fixtures?
Yes. A project can combine existing Liora Light products, modified products, and fully custom statement pieces. The practical route depends on quantity, design, tooling, performance requirements, budget, and schedule.
03Can you produce IP-rated outdoor lighting?
Selected products are available for outdoor use, including products identified as IP65. For custom or project fixtures, the required exposure, IP level, materials, sealing, driver, cable entry, mounting, and documentation must be reviewed and confirmed for the final specification before ordering.
04Do you provide drawings, IES files, or lux calculations?
Production and mounting drawings can be included for appropriate custom projects. Photometric files and calculation support depend on the selected light source, available test data, project scope, and agreed deliverables. List every required file in the brief so availability can be confirmed early.
05Can you support hotel room quantities and phased delivery?
Yes, quantity production and phased packing can be reviewed. Provide room types, fixture quantities, phase dates, site access, labeling format, spare requirements, and delivery destination so production and packing can be planned around the project.
06How are lead time, MOQ, and pricing confirmed?
They are confirmed after design, materials, dimensions, quantity, testing, samples, packaging, and documentation are defined. Special finishes, molds, certifications, low quantities, mock-ups, and large crates can affect both price and schedule.
Begin a Project Review
Send the project, site, and performance brief.
Plans, schedules, renders, inspiration images, product links, and site photographs can be shared through an accessible cloud link. The more technical context you provide, the more useful our first response can be.
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