Louvre International Furniture Exhibition Centre, Lecong International & Foshan Expo Mall Strip, Red Star Macalline, Foshan.
Everything from statement chandeliers to architectural tracks
Upper galleries at Louvre and malls along the Lecong strip stage thousands of dining pendants, alabaster and crystal chandeliers, brass wall sconces and floor lamps, while neighbouring Guzhen sits less than forty minutes away as China’s lighting capital.
Choosing your lights during the same week you pick dining tables, beds and stone slabs lets you match brushed brass, blackened bronze and warm travertine tones in your hand.
Three electrical numbers to put on every lighting invoice
First, match your home voltage (110-120V for North America, 220-240V for Europe, UK, Middle East and Australia) and ask for CE, UL or SAA certified LED drivers.
Second, pick a consistent warm colour temperature across rooms: 2700K or 3000K creates warm evening light, while 4000K suits task workspaces. Third, ask for CRI 90 or above so wood, stone and skin tones look rich rather than flat.
Moulded foam and wood crates protect glass and crystal
Good lighting makers pack blown glass globes and crystal drops in custom-cut foam cavities inside wooden slat frames, and include two or three spare glass shades and an extra LED driver in the box for peace of mind.
Questions on lighting and chandeliers
Will lights bought in Foshan work with my country’s voltage?
Yes. Standard E14/E27 bulb holders take any local bulb, and integrated LED fixtures can be fitted with wide-voltage 100-240V branded drivers when written on your order.
Should I ask for spare glass globes or LED drivers?
Always ask for a couple of spare glass shades, crystal drops and one spare driver per fixture type; workshops include them cheaply and they fit right inside the crate.
Sofas and Living Room, Beds and Bedroom, Dining Tables and Chairs, Office Furniture, Outdoor and Patio.