Lighting One - Brands/Product Lines

Brands/Product Lines

The Lighting One team develops exclusive, private-label lighting products under the Lighting One brand name. Lighting One offers more than 2,000 privately branded products to its membership; of these, 483 are made exclusively for Lighting One members.

All of the Lighting One products are broken down into four categories:

SELECT product line is designed for Lighting One member showrooms only and cannot be shopped anywhere else, including the Internet.

Exclusive product line is second only to the SELECT line. These products are based on style, affordability, and most importantly exclusivity to Lighting One.

Core Private Label products were chosen from the Lighting One suppliers' regular lines to complement the exclusive product line.

Open Line products are ordered from Lighting One suppliers, but not carried in the showroom.

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