Emibig Lighting

Emibig Lighting is a Polish lighting manufacturer based in Czestochowa, Poland, whose pendants, ceiling lights, wall lights and spotlights arrive directly in the UK. At Designix, the brand is chosen by room and by socket: a multi-light pendant above a table, a ceiling light for broad illumination, a GU10 spotlight over a worktop.

• Who is Emibig Lighting?
• What is in the Emibig Lighting catalogue?
• What materials and styles are Emibig lights made from?
• Which room should an Emibig light be chosen for?
• Which socket and wattage for Emibig bulbs?

The Emibig models in the collection mainly use G9, E14 and E27 sockets, sometimes GU10. The recommended maximum wattages range from 8 W to 15 W depending on the reference. Always check the socket and wattage on the product page before choosing your bulb.

• How do you match several Emibig lights in the same room?
• How do you install and maintain an Emibig light?
• What is the difference between an Emibig pendant, ceiling light and wall light?
• Why buy an Emibig light from Designix?

Who is Emibig Lighting?

Emibig Lighting is a Polish lighting manufacturer based in Czestochowa, Poland. The brand produces pendants, ceiling lights, wall lights and lamps, mainly in metal, steel and glass, in a modern and minimalist register. Orders ship from Poland to the UK.

Emibig Lighting, a Polish manufacturer based in Czestochowa

It is in Czestochowa that the pieces are designed and made, then shipped to the UK. The work focuses mainly on folded or turned metal and on glass, with simple shapes that fit into an already furnished interior. To place the brand within the full range of lights, this restraint is what sets it apart first.

Why Emibig lights arrive directly from Poland

The pieces leave Poland and arrive in the UK with order tracking provided by Designix. This direct route also explains the place of metal and glass, two materials that travel well. Before narrowing down to one model, it is useful to browse the complete lighting range to see the families side by side.

What is in the Emibig Lighting catalogue?

The Emibig range available here is made up above all of pendants, then ceiling lights, wall lights, bedside lamps, a few chandeliers and spotlights. The dominant materials are metal, steel and glass, sometimes wood and rattan, in a register that runs from minimalist to retro.

Pendants, the heart of the Emibig range

A pendant is chosen first on its number of lights. The Selter 9-light white pendant suits a large dining table, all in metal with a G9 socket. More compact, the Torin 3-light wood and metal pendant combines wood with black metal and plugs in with E27.

Ceiling lights, wall lights, bedside lamps and spotlights

A ceiling light illuminates broadly when you move underneath it: the Brendi 6-light clear glass ceiling light combines glass and metal for a living room. The Tecno black GU10 spotlight targets a precise area, kitchen, hallway or entrance. To compare the families, head to the lighting catalogue.

What materials and styles are Emibig lights made from?

Metal appears across the whole selection, often combined with glass, more rarely with wood or steel. The dominant styles are minimalist and modern, complemented by contemporary, industrial, Scandinavian and a few retro pieces. Black dominates, ahead of white, gold and clear.

Metal, steel and glass: the recurring materials

Metal provides the structure and the plain finish, glass diffuses the light and comes in clear or graphite. A piece like the Level 5 graphite glass pendant filters the light more than clear glass. Wood and steel remain occasional, on a few pendants or a spotlight. All these materials can be found in the lighting collection.

From minimalist to retro: recognising the styles

Minimalism reads as a straight line, one colour and few details. Scandinavian adds wood and a matte white, as on the Bolero 3-light white pendant in wood and metal, with an E27 socket. The retro spirit returns with graphite glass and round shapes, like the Ritz 5 graphite glass pendant in E14. To compare the registers, the collection also brings together ceiling lights such as the Brendi 6-light clear glass or the Pregos 4-light black, to browse in the lights.

Which room should an Emibig light be chosen for?

Kitchen and dining room come first among the rooms equipped, followed by living room, entrance and bedroom. A multi-light pendant above the table, a ceiling light for broad illumination, an adjustable spotlight over a worktop: each room calls for a different type.

Kitchen and dining room: pendants above the table

Above a table, the pendant comes down and concentrates the light on the surface. The Model 6 black and mocha pendant spreads six G9 points with a 14 × 14 × 3 cm ceiling plate, while the Boom 4 mocha plays the Scandinavian card. Allow generally 70 to 80 cm between the bottom of the light and the tabletop. Table models can be found in the pendants and ceiling lights in the catalogue.

Living room, entrance and bedroom: ceiling lights and softer pendants

In a living room, a ceiling light does not drop into your line of sight and lets you move around. The Pregos 4-light black ceiling light stays flush with the ceiling and also suits a hallway or an office. In a bedroom or a reading corner, a single light is enough, like the Gigi one-light clear glass pendant, whose shade measures 14 cm. Other volumes can be compared in our selection of lights.