Made to order: every piece is already bespoke by nature

How we produce each light

Most lighting brands work from stock: they produce batches, store them, and ship when an order arrives. At Spiridon Deco, however, there is no stock. No piece is made in advance. Instead, every light is produced after the order is received, assembled by hand in our workshop.

This approach — known as made to order — is not a constraint. In fact, it is precisely what allows us to adapt dimensions from the very start, without adding a “customisation fee” at the end of the process. As a result, when you order a T2, we make a T2. When you need a Ø 42 cm due to an existing ceiling rose or a space constraint, we make a Ø 42 cm. The production logic is exactly the same in both cases.

What this means for your project

In practice, the catalogue sizes represent the most common requests — not the only options available. Moreover, because each piece starts from scratch, adapting a dimension adds no extra complexity to the process. The only real difference is that a larger format uses more material and more assembly time, which is reflected in the price.

Five situations where a bespoke lighting size is the right answer

A catalogue size works well for most standard residential projects. However, there are five common situations where standard dimensions simply do not work — and where bespoke lighting becomes the only serious solution.

What can be changed — and what stays the same

Bespoke lighting at Spiridon Deco does not mean everything is possible without limits. Each collection follows its own material and structural logic. Here, therefore, is a clear breakdown of what can be adapted and what cannot.

The bespoke lighting process, step by step

Here is how a custom order works at Spiridon Deco — from the first contact through to delivery and installation in your space.

From first contact to your personalised quote

From production to delivery

Professional and contract projects

Interior designers, decorators and project managers working on hotels or restaurants have specific needs that a standard sales process does not always cover well. In addition, large projects often involve several spaces with different requirements. Here, therefore, is what we offer for professional orders.

What we provide for trade clients

For any professional or hospitality project, the starting point is the same: an email to info@spiridondeco.com with a description of your project. We will get back to you within 48 hours with an initial answer on feasibility and next steps.

What to prepare before getting in touch

Above all, the more precise your request from the start, the faster and more useful our response will be. Here is the information that speeds up the process most:

• The collection or model you have in mind — or, if you are unsure, a description of the look and feel you want: material, atmosphere, style of the space.
• The exact ceiling height — in cm, measured at the fixing point. For a pendant light, also specify the minimum clearance you need below the bottom of the fitting.
• The room dimensions — floor area and proportions. A Ø 70 cm light in a 9 m² kitchen creates a very different effect to the same size in a 40 m² living room.
• The project context — residential, hotel, restaurant, prestige space. Moreover, tell us whether it is a renovation (with existing constraints) or a new build.
• Your preferred delivery date — if your project has a set timeline, mention it in your first message. We can then confirm whether our lead time is compatible with your schedule.