Custom Hotel Lighting

A custom request may begin with an existing product or require a new design. Separating those two paths helps the project team identify what must be drawn, sampled and approved.

Development route: Review an existing format · What to bring: A model reference, desired finish and required functional changes · What needs agreement: Which changes are feasible, the revised configuration and the sample scope

Development route: Develop a new fixture · What to bring: A sketch or concept, dimensions, mounting context and intended use · What needs agreement: Construction, materials, optical and electrical requirements, drawings and prototype stages

Development route: Coordinate a bedside assembly · What to bring: A headboard elevation, furniture section and lighting/control schedule · What needs agreement: Space, fixing, cable access, port positions and responsibilities between project teams

An existing product is a starting point for discussion, not a promise that every dimension, material or function can be changed independently. We confirm the proposed development scope for the project.

Appearance and materials

Share the proportions, finish references and material combinations that matter to the interior. For a shade-based design, include the desired fabric appearance and the space around the fixture. Use physical samples to approve colour and texture rather than relying only on screen images.

Mounting and access

Include the wall or headboard construction, available rear space, fixing approach and cable route. Identify how the installation team will reach the connections and any components that may need servicing. Do not release panel openings from a concept render.

Light, controls and charging

Explain which lighting functions the guest needs and how they should operate. Separate reading and ambient requirements, identify any dimming or control-system requirements, and specify USB charging expectations where relevant.

If you need an AC outlet integrated into the assembly, make it an explicit custom requirement. We generally develop outlet combinations only for customer-specified projects, with the design submitted for customer confirmation.

Destination market and documentation

Tell us the destination country and the documentation your procurement or project team requires. Europe is not a single product configuration: supply, interfaces and project requirements need to be reviewed for the selected destination. Product compliance statements must relate to the agreed configuration and supporting documents.

• Recessed reading and USB: MD-WL-Y020 combines an adjustable reading head, a pushbutton and USB-A/USB-C interfaces.

• Reading and ambient backlight: MD-WL-Y272 combines separate reading and ambient controls with USB-A/USB-C interfaces.

• Fabric shade and reading head: MD-WL-Y133 combines a linen shade, a separate reading light, two switches and USB-A/USB-C interfaces.

These examples show different product arrangements, not an unlimited customisation menu. Share which elements you want to retain and which need to change.

Review MD-WL-Y020 · Review MD-WL-Y272 · Review MD-WL-Y133

Include the room or fixture drawings, destination country, anticipated quantity, desired finish, mounting details, required lighting and charging functions, target project dates and approval contacts. Tell us which items are fixed and which can be discussed.

If an NDA is required, arrange it before sending confidential material. Design ownership, tooling, branding and the permitted use of engineering files should be agreed for the project. Reference images must not be used to copy another party’s protected design without authorisation.

For brand-led manufacturing and packaging discussions, review our OEM/ODM service. For a wall-light-specific interface, discuss custom hotel wall lights.