Pendant Lights
The core of this factory: iron, acrylic, aluminium and glass pendants in modern simple, Nordic and classic styles, built on relampable E27, E14 and G9

One piece for sample checking, 7 to 10 days, before anything becomes a container.
Almost every expensive lighting mistake is a decision made from a photograph. A sample is the cheapest insurance in this business, and our MOQ policy is built around that: one piece is available for sample checking, and trial orders are welcome.
Photographs lie about three things in particular. Scale, because a pendant photographed alone has no reference object. Finish, because gold, brass and copper all render as a similar warm yellow on a screen. And light quality, because no product photograph shows you what 3000K actually does to the wall behind the fixture. Those three are exactly what a customer complains about after installation, and all three are answered by holding the fixture.
Send item numbers. Every product page on this site carries one, in the form ZY-L230.
One piece per model. Sample orders run 7 to 10 days.
Fit the lamp you will actually sell with it, at the colour temperature you will actually specify, in a room like the one it is going into.
Changes at this stage are cheap. Changes after a production run are not.
45 to 60 days for a new order, against the approved sample.



The core of this factory: iron, acrylic, aluminium and glass pendants in modern simple, Nordic and classic styles, built on relampable E27, E14 and G9
Glass, crystal, copper and iron chandeliers on G9, G4, E14 and LED sources, built for lobbies, stairwells and rooms with height to fill.
Sconces in iron, glass, wood, hardware, crystal and natural stone, including tri-colour LED models, for corridors, bedsides and stairs.
Copper, glass, PS, acrylic and shell table lamps on E27, GU10 and LED, including rechargeable and lava models.
Yes, samples are charged. Ask about the sample cost being credited against a production order and we will tell you what is possible on that model.
7 to 10 days for a sample order, plus courier time to your country.
Yes, and it is usually smarter than sampling one at a time, because courier cost per unit drops sharply.
That is what the photo inspection report before shipment is for. A dedicated QC inspects your actual order and sends you the photographs before it leaves.
Send the list above and we will come back with a complete answer rather than a request for more information.