About Us
Founded in 2008 by our Managing Director, Russell Sidney, The Lamp Factory London began as a humble workshop in his back garden. It has since expanded to dedicated facilities across South London and Sussex and now employs a team of over twenty highly skilled craftsmen.
With specialised workshops for machining, woodwork, metal finishing and polishing, metalwork, and wiring, we manage every aspect of production in-house. Russell brings over thirty years of industry experience, combining hands-on expertise with a talent for building strong relationships a combination that has been instrumental in shaping the company’s success and reputation.
We proudly champion the art of British craftsmanship, celebrating the skill and dedication of our team of artisans. Our in-house South London production facilities give us complete control over every stage of the process.
We take great pride in reviving traditional techniques, transforming unique materials into stunning lighting pieces, and ensuring each creation is as enduring as it is beautiful.
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Our team creates custom lighting solutions tailored to your style and needs. With a proven track record in prestigious projects and global interior design collaborations, we deliver exceptional results, from statement chandeliers to intricate wall sconces, meticulously crafted to enhance your space.
Our expert team production capabilities allow us to handle complex projects while maintaining complete control over quality, precision, and craftsmanship.
Our Commitment to Sustainability
Sustainability is central to our philosophy. We believe true sustainability lies in creating timeless, durable products built to last.
We meticulously craft each lighting piece from the highest quality materials, combining traditional techniques with modern innovations to ensure longevity and reduce the need for replacements.
Our People
Our team is composed of highly skilled professionals, each bringing extensive experience and a deep passion for bespoke lighting.
Our team are experts in their trade, continually refining their skills through ongoing training to stay at the forefront of both traditional techniques and modern innovations.
