Tabletop lighting accents
Pieces where the material complements the light. Components and specifications are agreed separately.

Pieces where the material complements the light. Components and specifications are agreed separately.
Shape, texture and colour for a shelf, sideboard or reception area, with no electrical parts required.
A personal motif or inscription on a decorative piece, made for a particular occasion.
Several pieces can share a timber, resin colour or recurring detail to bring a room together.

A decorative object adds a visual accent. A working light also needs a considered light source, power supply and intended use. A photograph can inspire the design, but does not establish the technical specifications of a new piece.
Tell us whether you need a decorative object or a working light, and include a reference you like.
We coordinate dimensions, materials and any lighting requirements.
We confirm the design, what is included and the components available.
We make the agreed piece and provide information on its use.
A guide starting price for the simple option described: a small decorative piece or candle holder, not an electric light.

The starting price applies to a small decorative piece or candle holder, not an electric light.

Extras are optional. We confirm their cost once the materials and technical details have been selected.

A short brief is enough to get started. We set out what is included and flag any delivery or installation requirements.
Have a design in mind? Your quotation is based on your brief, not just a starting price.
Discuss my project priceThe ‘from’ price applies only to the basic design described, not to every table. Your quotation will set out the final price, any applicable taxes, delivery and installation before you confirm production.
Compare the piece with the shelf height, nearby books or sideboard width. On a narrow surface, base depth and stability matter just as much as the view from the front.
Soft light through resin can set a mood, but reading or working calls for different performance. Tell us the purpose at the outset so we can assess whether the proposed piece meets your needs.
Position, controls, power supply and component availability must be agreed before production. Specifications, serviceability and suitability for the setting are assessed for the chosen design. An indoor photograph does not establish suitability for outdoor use.
Yes. We design a non-electrical object as a piece in its own right, with its own shape, base and finish.
That depends on the design. Ambient accents and task lighting have different requirements.
We agree a colour direction from your reference. The precise result is influenced by the timber, resin and lighting in the room.
Outdoor use needs a separate assessment. For a light, this includes the suitability of its electrical parts for the environment.
We can propose a position for wording or a logo based on the surface and size of the piece.
A decorative piece needs to work at the scale of its space. A light also calls for careful positioning of the light source and a safe technical design.
A table lamp, candle holder and wall decoration each play a different role. Position, viewing angles and surrounding furniture help determine the proportions.
Timber brings warm natural grain, while resin can play with colour and light transmission. We choose the visual effect alongside the way the piece will be lit.
For a light, the light source and power options need to be understood early on. We check the feasibility of technical details before preparing a quotation.
In our Bratislava workshop, we first ask whether the piece should set a mood or actually illuminate a surface. For a working light, we need its position, power supply and proposed light source, then assess the technical design individually. For a decorative object, scale, viewing angles and secure positioning may take priority.
Leave your contact details and a quick outline. We’ll get in touch to talk it through and suggest the next step.
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