Hospitality Lighting

Hospitality lighting in solid brass

In a hotel, restaurant or bar, lighting shapes how a space feels from the first step inside. LightCove makes solid brass fixtures with alabaster and glass shades for hospitality projects that need warmth, consistency and a sense of craft. Every piece is handcrafted to order in our workshop, and matching series can be produced for a whole venue.

Restaurant lighting

Over tables and banquettes, pendant lights and globe lights create intimate pools of light. Along a bar, a run of identical pendants gives rhythm, and linear chandeliers work well over long communal tables. For a softer dining room, alabaster lights give a warm, even glow.

Hotel lighting

Lobbies and stairwells often call for a statement piece, such as one of our chandeliers or sputnik chandeliers. In guest rooms and corridors, alabaster wall sconces and brass reading lights bring a residential feel. Bathrooms can be finished with matching vanity lights.

Consistency across a project

Most fixtures come in raw, polished, brushed and antique brass, and matt black, at the same price for every finish. Finish samples are available on request, so your team can approve the finish before production. Fixtures are built with UL-listed components.

Pricing for hospitality projects

Hospitality groups, designers and contractors can join our Trade Program:

• 10% off every order
• 15% off from 10 pieces of the same reference
• 20% off from 20 pieces of the same reference

For larger orders, send us your fixture schedule and we will prepare a quote. Custom sizes and drops are covered on Custom & Bespoke Lighting, and other multi-unit work on Commercial Lighting Projects.

FAQ

Can you produce the same fixture in large quantities?

Yes. Every piece is handcrafted to order, and we produce matching series for hotels and restaurants. We share production timing with your quote.

Can a fixture be resized for our venue?

Customization is available on request. Send us the dimensions you need and we will reply with a quote.

Who should install the fixtures?

Always a licensed electrician. Our installation guide explains what to prepare.

Plan your venue lighting

Contact us with your floor plan or fixture list, or apply to the Trade Program to receive project pricing.