Company Phos

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Phos - Bridges the gap between architectural and decorative lighting. Hatfield, UK.

Phos is an award-winning British designer and manufacturer of architectural lighting. We offer an exclusive range of hand crafted and flawlessly finished luminaires for people who are passionate about light. The modular range of precision engineered luminaires is inspiring a new dimension to architecture.

We are bridging the gap between architectural and decorative lighting. To us light is not a job, it is a way of life. We believe that lighting and architecture should work in complete...

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[Industry Updates]

Phos has a new update entry:

Phos Introduces the Occular Extended Pendant Lights

Introducing the Occular Extended Pendant, the perfect lighting solution for any environment. Simple, elegant powerful – an extened pendant with a punch! These elegant pendants come in a variety of mounting options and adjustable length cables, making them easy to fit into any space. With an industry-leading range of flawless finishes, you can choose the perfect look for your decor.

To learn more about the Ocular Extended Pendant and its features, visit...

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[Industry Updates]

Phos has a new update entry:

Phos Introduces the DecoTrack Mini (Low Voltage 48V) Track System

Introducing the DecoTrack Mini (Low Voltage 48V) track system – your canvas for brilliant lighting design. Designed in Italy by Stucchi, it harmonises with various accessories, holds an IP20 rating for interior use. Illuminate your projects with the pinnacle of versatility and sophistication.

The DecoTrack (Stucchi) track system allows ease of installation and post-install rearrangement, combined with multiple accessories giving lighting designers and architects maximum flexibility to suite...

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[Horizon]

Are you a designer searching for a unique experience in London that combines eight outstanding brands that specialise in luxury, style, beauty, functionality, and who also share a common commitment to sustainability? Look no further than our exquisite showroom space in The Market Building in Islington, where every visit promises to be a journey of inspiration.

Located in the heart of London with easy commute, transport links and nearby car parking availability, Phos Light, Coalbrook, Bard and Blackwood, Bard and Brazier, The Stonemasonry Company, Aduo Furniture, and Amamus Coffee have curated a selection of the finest luxury products and designer collections, meticulously crafted to elevate a design project.

 

[Horizon]

In the realm of home renovation, decisions often extend beyond mere monetary considerations. It's about trust, quality, and reliability. It began with a desire to transition from the cosy confines of a 15th-century house to a modern abode. Encountering challenges typical of older homes—low ceilings, outdated wiring, and the absence of double glazing—the decision to embark on a complete rebuild seemed inevitable.