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THE COMPANY AND THE IMPACT OF ATTENDING/EXHIBITING AT A SHOW LIGHT THIS


British lighting and interiors brand Industville has established itself as a leader in purposeful design, creating products that shape environments that support wellbeing, productivity and connection By Mara Rypacek Miller, Founder, Industville


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very piece is carefully crafted with intention, combining timeless craftsmanship with contemporary style, using responsibly sourced materials and skilled artisanship. Whether it’s a calming home corner, a productive workspace or a welcoming hospitality setting, Industville’s designs are created to enhance the way people experience their surroundings.


Industville marked its first appearance at LiGHT25 this November, presenting a range of distinctive lighting that brings a refined yet grounded edge to both commercial and residential environments. At the show, Industville showcased new launches alongside signature collections, highlighting the ever-evolving landscape of lighting design and the emerging 2026 trends that are shaping the industry.


The brand projected four key trends for lighting design in 2026, with each enhancing the way we live our daily lives and experience spaces.


• Retro & newstalgia - 2026 sees the raw, industrial spirit of early 20th-century design reinterpreted through a modern, refined lens. Influenced by Art Deco geometry and mid-century simplicity, lighting is reviving vintage forms with updated proportions, cleaner lines and elevated details. High-shine finishes are giving way to patinated brass, bronze and richly textured metals that bring warmth, depth and a handcrafted feel • Light & shadow play - Embracing a rich interplay of light, shadow and material with fixtures that cast striking patterns and textures through pleated metal, wooden slats and both ribbed and rippled cast glass. These sculptural forms paired with luxurious finishes elevate lighting from a


functional necessity to a statement work of art. Colour and transparency adds another layer of vibrancy with materials like mocha-smoked glass introducing soft, diffused hues that bring warmth and depth to a space • Jewellery of the room - Lighting is set to becomes the room’s jewellery, with chandeliers and sculptural clusters acting as bold centrepieces. These suspended “sculptures” range from glowing orb constellations to layered glass forms inspired by budding flowers - artworks even when unlit. Layering completes the look with sconces, pendants and lamps providing ambient and accent balance • Biomorphic forms - Lighting takes cues from nature, not just in material but in form. Pod-like pendants, seed-shaped bulbs and mushroom- inspired shades feel as though they’ve emerged organically. Lightweight lanterns in materials like linen add softness and warmth, while earthy tones, gentle greens and natural textures such as seagrass and mango wood reinforce a close connection to the natural world


Industville’s attendance at LiGHT25 was also the


perfect opportunity for the brand to to spotlight its bespoke and trade offerings, demonstrating how the trade team bring individuality and seamless integration to hospitality, retail and residential schemes. With in-house manufacturing facilities, the company can customise and tailor products to meet precise specifications, ensuring each design vision is crafted with expert care. Recognising that every project is different, Industville’s factory produces variations across its product range to deliver the perfect solution for any


interior. Pendants can be customised with over 50 flex colour options at bespoke lengths, and nearly every aspect of the collection can be adapted - from striking powder-coated paint finishes to size modifications and alternative materials. For projects requiring one-of-a-kind pieces, Industville thrives on translating inspiration into reality. Collaborating closely with clients, the team develops bespoke solutions that bring individual visions to life. From grand statement pieces to scaled wall fittings, Industville has delivered major projects worldwide for Hilton, Greene King, Moxy Hotels, Zizzi and Caffè Nero, reinforcing its reputation for creating considered lighting designs that do more than just illuminate. Mara Rypacek Miller, Founder of Industville said:


“We were thrilled to be a part of LiGHT25, being recognised amongst like-minded brands in the field at the UK’s only trade show dedicated to high- end lighting specification. It was the perfect opportunity to showcase our craft, connect with designers and specifiers and demonstrate how our designs can be tailored to each unique project. Our bespoke production allows us to respond to each project individually, helping clients bring their vision to life from concept to completion. Whether collaborating with renowned names like GAIL’s or designing bespoke pieces for high-end residential projects, we pride ourselves on tailoring every detail - refining finishes and adjusting scale to suit the space perfectly. Each piece we create is a collaboration, carefully crafted to complement the environment and enhance the design story.”


Industville www.industville.co.uk 30 ELECTRICAL ENGINEERING • NOVEMBER 2025 electricalengineeringmagazine.co.uk


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