Black metal, iron, concrete and raw wood: industrial lighting gives a room the spirit of a loft or a workshop. Pendants, arm chandeliers, wall lights and ceiling lights in an industrial style.

Industrial lighting

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What is industrial lighting?

The industrial style draws on factories and workshops: raw materials and simple, functional shapes. You recognise it by black metal, iron, concrete, wire cages and flared shades, sometimes combined with wood.

Industrial pendant, chandelier or wall light?

An industrial pendant hangs above a table or kitchen island, alone or in a row. An arm chandelier lights up a whole living room. A wall light in iron or with an angled arm structures a wall, a hallway or a bedhead. A concrete ceiling light brings the industrial look to a lower room.

How to style it?

Industrial lighting loves brick walls, solid wood, leather and dark tones. It also works beautifully in a bright, minimalist interior: a single black pendant is enough to give the room character.

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Useful information

Find answers to frequently asked questions here to help you choose more easily and buy with confidence. We've done everything we can to make your experience simple, clear, and enjoyable.

How high should an industrial pendant hang above a table?

Leave about 60 to 80 cm between the bottom of the pendant and the tabletop. The light then covers the table without blocking your guests' view.

Does the industrial style suit a small room?

Yes. Choose a wall light or a ceiling light rather than a large chandelier, in black or white depending on the colour of the walls.

Which bulbs suit industrial lighting?

The bulb base and wattage are listed on each product page. A warm white filament bulb enhances the workshop feel, especially on cage or open-shade models.

Can you mix industrial and wood?

Yes, it is a classic pairing: black metal and wood complement each other. Several of our models already combine both materials.