In a world where lighting has become a commodity, often mass-produced and stripped of artistry, HDLS Lighting stands apart as a house of craftsmanship and timeless design. Guided by our philosophy — “Handcrafted lighting inspired by heritage and refined through innovation. Forged in premium materials for timeless exclusivity.” — we exist to redefine what modern luxury lighting means for discerning designers, architects, and homeowners.
HDLS Lighting designs handcrafted luxury chandeliers and statement lighting in Murano-style glass, crystal, alabaster, and premium metals for designers, architects, and refined interiors worldwide.
Why HDLS Lighting Exists
Since our founding in 2019, we have observed the lighting landscape evolve into something that resembles the fashion world — fast, saturated, and often soulless. There are hundreds of lighting stores offering fixtures made from low-cost materials such as acrylic or inferior glass, often produced without the artistry or care that defines true luxury and more often than not at premium prices too.
At HDLS Lighting, we do not aim to criticise either the makers or buyers of these products. We simply recognise a gap — a need for a different kind of brand. One that values craftsmanship over mass production, refinement over replication, and artistry over automation.
From the very beginning, we chose not to join the crowd. We set out to pioneer a culture of quality, timelessness, and exclusivity — values that take time to achieve. Because we understood early on that attention to detail is the whisper of luxury. Every fixture we create is a conversation between material, light, and craftsmanship.
Our purpose is simple: to craft lighting that transcends function. To design pieces that serve not only as sources of illumination but as heirlooms — sculptural works of art that elevate interiors and awaken emotion.
This philosophy is expressed through our curated collections of chandeliers, pendants, and wall lighting, designed to balance heritage craftsmanship with modern interiors.
The HDLS Philosophy: Heritage Refined Through Innovation
Our design language bridges centuries of European artistry with today’s refined, modern sensibilities. When we say “Handcrafted lighting inspired by heritage and refined through innovation,” we mean it in every sense.
- Handcrafted: Each HDLS piece is made by artisans — not mass-produced — ensuring individuality, authenticity, and precision.
- Inspired by Heritage: Our collections draw from Italian and French design traditions that celebrate beauty, proportion, and poise.
- Refined Through Innovation: We blend these traditions with modern technology — LED efficiency, dimmable performance, and global safety certifications.
- Forged in Premium Materials: Every design begins with integrity — copper, crystal, Murano-style glass, alabaster, marble, or 18k gold-plated finishes.
- Timeless Exclusivity: Our goal is to create designs that transcend trends — lighting that will remain elegant and relevant for decades to come.
This is what defines HDLS Lighting: luxury lighting that is crafted, not manufactured; inspired, not imitated.
Explore how this philosophy is applied across our statement chandeliers and bespoke lighting designs.
Closing the Gap in the Luxury Lighting Market
For years, interior designers and architects have had to choose between two extremes: overly ornate, classical lighting that feels dated, or minimalist fixtures that lack character. HDLS bridges that gap by offering heritage-inspired lighting with modern form and material sophistication.
Our chandeliers, wall sconces, and pendant lights are designed for luxury interiors — grand foyers, marble-clad lobbies, dining spaces, and private residences where refinement, proportion, and presence matter. Each piece embodies both aesthetic artistry and engineering excellence, made to inspire confidence in every specification.
For interior designers and architects, HDLS offers trade access, project support, and custom specifications.
Homeowners and collectors are invited to explore our curated collections or discuss bespoke requirements.
The Luce Regale Avorio & Luce Regale Donatello Collections
At the heart of our Italian-inspired collections lie the Luce Regale Avorio and Luce Regale Donatello — signature chandelier series celebrating timeless craftsmanship and grandeur.
Explore the Luce Regale Avorio and Luce Regale Donatello collections to view available sizes, finishes, and chandelier configurations.
Luce Regale Donatello Collection
These collections are crafted from hand-forged Murano-style glass and 18k gold-plated copper. Each piece is created by artisans trained in century-old Venetian techniques — shaping molten glass by hand to achieve fluidity, texture, and light refraction that machine-pressed glass can never match.
The copper frame, plated in real 18k gold, adds both structure and elegance. Beyond its beauty, copper offers practical advantages: corrosion resistance, exceptional durability, and an unmatched warmth of tone that complements both traditional and contemporary interiors.
What Makes This Collection Unique
- Murano-style glass craftsmanship: Each glass element is shaped by hand, following the same time-honoured methods that originated in Murano, Italy. The result is organic beauty — every fixture slightly unique, alive with the marks of human touch.
- 18k gold-plated copper: Chosen for its superior strength and lustre, this metal gives the collection its noble character and timeless aesthetic.
- Distinct designs: Luce Regale Avorio features soft ivory fabric shades, rose or brushed gold finishes, and clear glass drops — refined and tranquil. Luce Regale Donatello, on the other hand, is dramatic and regal, combining black shades, amber glass, and golden accents.
Applications: Perfect for grand foyers, dining rooms, and luxury residences, these chandeliers bring Italian elegance into the modern age — lighting that feels both artistic and architectural.
These collections are frequently specified by interior designers for formal living rooms, grand foyers, and statement dining spaces.
The Florence Trapunto Collection: Leather, Crystal, and Contemporary Craft
From Florence, the city of leather and art, comes our Trapunto Collection — a contemporary luxury lighting series inspired by quilted leather craftsmanship.
The Florence Trapunto Collection is often selected for boutique hotels, refined dining rooms, and contemporary living spaces where texture and material depth matter.
Explore Florence Trapunto Collection
Each fixture pairs the warmth of artisanal leatherwork with the brilliance of premium crystal. The result is a lighting design that feels modern yet luxurious — ideal for contemporary interiors seeking texture, depth, and subtle glamour.
- Hand-quilted leather: Adds texture and warmth, softening the visual geometry of modern interiors.
- Asfour crystal: Known for its flawless clarity and brilliance, each crystal element introduces movement and reflection.
- Modern form: The clean lines and proportioned silhouettes suit boutique hotels, designer living rooms, and architectural spaces where elegance meets minimalism.
Each HDLS collection is designed to serve a distinct interior language, while sharing the same foundation of craftsmanship, premium materials, and bespoke capability.
Our Materials: The Language of Authentic Luxury
At HDLS, material honesty defines our philosophy. Every design decision — from the choice of crystal to the selection of metal — reflects a deep respect for authenticity and performance.
- Asfour and Swarovski Crystal vs. Acrylic: Premium crystal refracts light with unmatched depth, sparkle, and purity. Acrylic alternatives lack weight, optical clarity, and age gracefully. True crystal offers brilliance that endures.
- Copper vs. Iron: Copper is versatile, corrosion-resistant, and capable of intricate fabrication. It develops a rich patina over time, while iron often rusts and lacks the finesse required for fine lighting.
- Natural Alabaster vs. Imitation Stone: Genuine alabaster possesses natural veining and translucency that cannot be replicated. It transforms light into warmth, creating atmosphere and emotion.
These material choices are expressed across our chandelier collections, where crystal, copper, and alabaster are selected not for trend, but for longevity and performance.
By insisting on authenticity, we create lighting that feels alive — materials that age beautifully, gaining character rather than losing it.
The Imperial Grace Collection: In the Court of Versailles, Light Was Power
The Imperial Grace Collection of chandeliers pays homage to the splendour of 17th-century France and the reign of Louis XIV — the “Sun King.” In the court of Versailles, light was more than function; it was an expression of power, luxury, and refinement.
This collection reinterprets that royal grandeur for today’s interiors. Each chandelier evokes palatial scale and presence, crafted from bronze-plated copper and adorned with Asfour crystal.
The Imperial Grace Collection is designed for palatial interiors, grand foyers, and hospitality projects where scale, presence, and craftsmanship are essential.
The crown jewel of the collection is the Imperial Grace Éclat, a masterpiece measuring 160 cm in diameter and 250 cm in height. This monumental chandelier cascades in tiers of crystal, transforming grand foyers and hotel lobbies into modern palaces of light.
To stand beneath the Imperial Grace Éclat is to feel both awe and intimacy — a rare blend of emotion only true craftsmanship can evoke. It is lighting as architecture, designed for those who wish to make a statement worthy of Versailles.
Monumental chandeliers of this scale are available through our specification process, with sizing, finishes, and configurations tailored to each project.
The Vendôme Collection: Parisian Sophistication in Light
Inspired by the timeless beauty of Place Vendôme in Paris, the Vendôme Collection embodies French sophistication at its finest. The square, surrounded by elegant townhouses and boutiques, has symbolised luxury for centuries — a harmony of art, architecture, and refinement.
Each piece in the Vendôme Collection combines 18k gold-plated copper with hand-cut Egyptian crystals, creating a crown-like composition that glows with soft opulence. The design echoes the proportions and elegance of the square itself — symmetrical, graceful, enduring.
- Warm gold architecture: Frames of polished 18k gold-plated copper bring richness and warmth to interiors.
- Cascading crystals: Hand-cut prisms create motion and texture, turning light into spectacle.
- Dimmable performance: Soft, layered illumination suitable for dining rooms, boutique hotel suites, and luxury residences.
The Vendôme Collection is frequently chosen for refined dining rooms, boutique hotels, and luxury residences seeking understated French elegance.
Lighting Beyond Function: The Emotion of Design
Every HDLS creation is more than a lighting fixture — it is a bridge between heritage and emotion. Each collection carries with it centuries of inspiration, from Venetian glassmaking to Parisian elegance, brought into harmony with the needs of modern design.
Our lights do not just illuminate; they awaken emotion. They transform spaces into experiences. They are meant to be felt as much as seen.
At HDLS Lighting, we believe that true luxury is quiet yet undeniable. It is found in the glow of hand-blown glass, the shimmer of crystal, the patina of copper, and the craftsmanship of hands that still honour tradition. This philosophy extends into how we work with each client — from initial consultation through specification, craftsmanship, and delivery.
A Reflection on Timeless Design
HDLS Lighting was founded on the conviction that luxury lighting can be both timeless and contemporary — rooted in European artistry yet shaped for modern architecture.
From the Italian grace of Luce Regale to the French allure of Vendôme, our collections embody a commitment to authenticity, heritage, and artistry. We exist not to mass-produce, but to preserve. Not to imitate, but to inspire.
Explore our chandelier collections or work with our team to specify lighting tailored to your space, materials, and architectural vision
