Who it is for
Interior designers: product comparison and client-project requirements.
Architects: room, ceiling and installation questions.
Hospitality and procurement teams: multi-item requirements and feasibility review.
Trade Program
Keep the project context with the product.
Share professional and project context, then identify the details that still need confirmation.
From concept to specification
Keep every selection tied to the room.
Bring product choices, quantities and specification questions into one project brief.
Practical guidance
Specify with the whole project in view.
A structured project conversation for design and procurement professionals.
What to include
- Practice name, professional role and portfolio when relevant
- Project type and delivery destination
- Selected product names, configurations and estimated quantities
- Room dimensions, ceiling conditions and installation questions
- Timing, budget and any custom requirements
From introduction to confirmation
1. Introduce — Share your practice and project context.
2. Define — Identify requirements and information gaps.
3. Review — Review specifications, commercial terms and responsibilities.
4. Confirm — Proceed after the project details are confirmed in writing.
Terms for your project
Tell us about the practice, scope, quantities and destination. Any trade pricing, samples, freight arrangements or payment terms will be confirmed in writing for the project. An inquiry does not create an approved account or automatic benefit.
Common questions
Are commercial benefits guaranteed for every account?
No. Terms must be confirmed in writing for the approved account and project.
How are freight, duties or samples handled?
These details are reviewed for the project and destination before a commitment is made.
How are specifications confirmed?
Through product and project review before ordering.
Related guidance
Custom Lighting — Prepare scale and finish questions.
Materials & Finish Guide — Compare material and finish context.
Contact Vikelight
Tell us about your practice and project.
Include your role, product choices, quantities and the questions needed for review.