Custom Lighting
Let the room shape the brief.
Organize scale, material, quantity and timing questions before a project conversation.
Continue exploring
Start with how the space should feel.
Material direction
Layered lighting
Practical guidance
A useful project brief
Share the room, intended atmosphere and practical requirements. Feasibility is reviewed for the individual project.
The details to include
- Room dimensions and ceiling height
- Fixture scale, arrangement and suspension length
- Preferred material, finish and light quality
- Quantity, destination and target date
- Reference images or product URLs that you are authorized to share
Common project contexts
Residential focal points: dining rooms, stairwells and double-height spaces.
Hospitality concepts: reception, dining and public-area lighting questions.
Multi-unit requirements: quantities and room requirements for feasibility review.
From brief to written confirmation
1. Share — Describe the room, ceiling, quantity and intent.
2. Review — Identify what can be assessed and what requires confirmation.
3. Define — Review specification, price, timing and terms.
4. Confirm — Proceed only after the details are agreed in writing.
Common questions
Does an inquiry confirm feasibility?
No. An inquiry begins a review; it does not confirm engineering, production capacity, price or timing.
How are project terms confirmed?
Specification, payment, cancellation, delivery and return terms should be agreed in writing for the project.
How long will a custom project take?
The timeline must be confirmed for the specific scope, configuration and destination.
Related guidance
Materials & Finish Guide — Compare the material direction.
Trade Program — Organize a professional project brief.
Contact Vikelight
Bring the room into focus.
Include dimensions, material direction, quantity and timing questions in your message.
