Tianguang custom lighting atelier

Custom Lighting

Review scale, material, finish, color direction, electrical details, and project quantity before production. Start from an existing chandelier or build a bespoke piece for the room.

01Existing chandelier size, finish, hanging length, and voltage review 02Bespoke chandelier direction for villas, foyers, restaurants, and hotels 03Color, material, and production details organized before quoting

Two Ways to Begin

Professional custom lighting pages keep the decision clear: adjust a catalog product when the design is close, or start a bespoke project when scale, structure, material, or installation needs a deeper review.

Path 01

Customize an Existing Chandelier

Use a product link as the base. We review size, finish, hanging length, color temperature, voltage, canopy, cable/stem length, and quantity.

  • Best when the shape is already close
  • Fastest path for quote clarity
  • Strong fit for dining rooms, entries, villas, and project quantities
Path 02

Start a Bespoke Project

Send drawings, room photos, dimensions, mood references, and target budget. We review feasibility before quote, sampling, or production confirmation.

  • Best for oversized spaces and signature installations
  • Useful when the ceiling, scale, or finish is unusual
  • Designed for deeper approval before production

From idea to quote

A page that behaves like a design brief, not a brochure.

Customers can move from inspiration to selection without guessing what to send. The page asks for the exact details that affect scale, finish, electrical compatibility, production review, and quote accuracy.

DesignShape, proportion, room mood, finish family, and material direction TechnicalCeiling height, drop, voltage, driver, dimming, canopy, and support CommercialQuantity, target budget, timeline, destination, and freight needs ApprovalDrawing, sample, color code, production note, and final confirmation

Custom Project Flow

A clean sequence helps buyers understand what happens before production, especially for villas, foyers, restaurants, hotels, and multi-room lighting plans.

01

Brief

Product link, room size, ceiling height, photos, quantity, country, and timeline.

02

Review

Scale, installation position, finish direction, voltage, and project constraints.

03

Proposal

Recommended dimensions, finish/color references, and a practical quotation path.

04

Approval

Confirm drawings, samples when needed, lead time, payment terms, and details.

05

Production

Manufacturing, assembly checks, finish review, wiring check, and packing plan.

06

Delivery

Shipping coordination, carton details, and installation notes for the selected fixture.

Color and Finish Selection

The standard color card covers broad painted color direction. The finish card covers the material language of chandelier work: metal, alabaster, glass, acrylic, wood, rattan, and woven surfaces.

Tianguang standard color card TG-C001 to TG-C192
TG-C001 - TG-C192

Standard Color Card

192 color references for painted components, decorative accents, acrylic color direction, and project customization.

Tianguang custom lighting finish card
Materials and finishes

Custom Finish Card

Curated finish directions for metal, stone, glass, acrylic, natural wood, rattan, bamboo, and woven chandelier details.

What Can Be Customized

Keep the request specific. A clear brief helps confirm what can be adjusted safely and what requires bespoke engineering review.

Scale

Width, height, drop, canopy, cable, and stem length

Useful for stair openings, double-height foyers, dining tables, and villas.

Finish

Brass, bronze, black, nickel, chrome, champagne, and mixed finishes

Choose from the finish card, or send a reference sample for review.

Color

TG standard color card references for painted parts

Use TG-C codes when a project needs a clean color direction.

Light

Color temperature, dimming direction, voltage, and driver planning

Electrical details should be confirmed before checkout and production.

Choose a Starting Point

For faster quoting, begin from an existing collection when possible. The product link gives the design team a clear base shape, material direction, and construction reference.

Scale

Large Chandeliers

Use for foyers, stair openings, villas, hotel lobbies, and other high-ceiling spaces.

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Scale

Small & Medium Chandeliers

Use for dining rooms, bedrooms, entryways, kitchen islands, and balanced residential spaces.

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Material

Alabaster, Crystal, Acrylic, Metal, Wood, and Woven

Start by material when the interior direction is already defined by texture and light diffusion.

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Atelier

Custom Chandeliers

Use when the fixture needs special sizing, finish direction, electrical review, or project quantity planning.

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Before Production

Custom lighting should feel beautiful, but it also needs practical discipline. These details reduce back-and-forth and help avoid mismatched expectations.

Quote quality

More exact dimensions lead to a clearer quote.

Room size, ceiling height, target width, drop, quantity, and photos help confirm the right scale before pricing.

Color matching

Digital colors are references, not physical approvals.

Use TG-C codes for direction. For strict color matching, request sample review or provide a physical reference standard.

Electrical review

Voltage and dimming should be confirmed early.

Country, voltage, color temperature, driver, dimming needs, and installation type can affect the final configuration.

Send a Clear Brief

Include the project details that usually determine feasibility, quote quality, and production timing.

  • 01Product link or reference image link
  • 02Room dimensions, ceiling height, and installation photos
  • 03Target fixture width, drop, hanging length, and quantity
  • 04Finish card code, TG color code, material preference, and color temperature
  • 05Country, voltage, deadline, budget range, and any project document requirements

Custom Lighting Request

Use TG-C color codes and finish card references when possible. For drawings or photos, include a shared file link in the message.