(UK) – Leading trade show, LiGHT returns to London with an exclusive new feature for interior designers. The VIP Design Tour offers a curated preview of premium lighting brands.

The VIP Design Tour is a curated guided experience specifically for interior designers and featuring a range of hand-selected premium lighting brands that are particularly relevant to the high-end interiors market.

The one-hour tour will start at 9:45am on 19 November and feature introductions from each selected brand, including exclusive previews of their latest launches. Afterwards, designers will be welcomed to the Lounge for light refreshments and networking.

Brands featured include: Industville, Italamp, LedsC4, Lightnet, Lodes, Lumen Loom, SAAS, Tala, and Vibia. If you would like to attend this event, please reach out to Programme Director, Helen Ankers at h.ankers@mondiale.co.uk

Now in its fourth year, LiGHT will open its doors at the Business Design Centre on 19 – 20 November for two days of design inspiration focused on lighting and design for high-end hospitality projects.

Following a record-breaking 2024 event that welcomed over 5,500 visitors, this year’s show continues to evolve with a dynamic new layout and features. To reflect the scale and scope of the lighting industry today, LiGHT 25 will be divided into three distinct zones, helping visitors to easily navigate the vast range of brands, technologies and innovations on display.

Alongside the hundreds of lighting brands, attendees can also enjoy an array of engaging content, including the return of the dedicated [d]arc thoughts talks programme in collaboration with Lutron.

Highlights Include:

• Shaping Atmospheres – leading lighting designer Sanjit Bahra of Design Plus Light takes to the stage alongside representatives from lighting brands Vibia and ProtoPixel, to examine how light and space work in unison to craft memorable experiences. They will explore the interplay of design, technology and storytelling – how lighting defines mood, shapes perception, and reinforces identity, specifically in hotel environments.
• Brilliant on Paper, Broken on Site – sees James Siddle of Ideaworks moderate a discussion focused on how procurement can either reinforce or unravel a lighting vision. Too often, beautifully considered designs are compromised – not through a lack of creativity or technical skill, but because of poor procurement practices: misunderstood specifications, vague communication, or a lack of attention to detail during delivery. A great design is only the beginning. It takes a high-performing team through construction and beyond to bring it to life.

All talks and presentations are free to attend, and you can view the full programme here: www.lightexpo.london/talks-programme

Beyond the exhibition floor, LiGHT 25 offers a dedicated co-working space with free Wi-Fi, late-night opening hours, VIP party, networking lunch, and immersive light art installation from Speirs Major Light Architecture.

Free to attend and not to be missed – register now for your visitor badge and discover more about the show here: www.lightexpo.london