LightCove Customer Projects
LightCove in real spaces
Our fixtures are handcrafted to order in our workshop, then installed in rooms we only see when our customers share them. This page brings together the kinds of projects our lighting goes into, and invites you to show us yours.
Homes
Most of our pieces end up in private homes. Homeowners and interior designers use dining room lighting as the centerpiece of a room, bedroom lighting and alabaster wall sconces for calm, layered evenings, and hallway lighting to connect one space to the next. Kitchens often feature a row of pendants in raw or antique brass over an island.
Restaurants and bars
Restaurants and bars choose our pendant lights and globe lights for warm light over tables and counters. Solid brass ages well in busy spaces, and a single finish can carry through a whole venue. Read more on Hospitality Lighting.
Hotels
In hotels, our chandeliers are used in lobbies and stairwells, while sconces and vanity lights bring a residential feel to guest rooms and bathrooms. Matching series are handcrafted to order for each project.
Offices, retail and developments
Architects, contractors and developers specify our fixtures for meeting rooms, showrooms, residential lobbies and model units. See Commercial Lighting Projects and Lighting for Architects for how we work on larger orders.
Made for your space
Many projects start with a catalog piece and end with a small change: a longer drop, a wider chandelier, a different finish. Our Custom & Bespoke Lighting page explains how requests work.
Share your project
Have LightCove lighting in your home, restaurant or hotel? We would love to see it. Send us your photos through our contact page, with a few words about the room and the fixtures you chose. With your permission, we may feature your project here.
FAQ
How do I send photos of my project?
Use our contact page and attach your photos, or reply to your order email.
Will my name be published?
Only with your permission. We can feature a project without naming you or your client.
I am a designer. Can I feature my studio's work?
Yes. Send us your photos and studio details, and consider joining our Trade Program for project pricing.
Start your own project
Contact us to discuss your space, or apply to the Trade Program if you work in design or construction.