An interior concept sketch featuring a handmade pendant lamp, wall décor and room divider.

For architects & interior designers

Custom Lighting & Décor for Architects & Interior Designers

Bring us a drawing, moodboard, reference or an existing Vera Verve design. We develop handmade lighting and décor for project requirements, with sampling before production and customisation based on feasibility.

Begin with the existing range

Explore Lighting and Wall & Spatial Décor for forms, textures and product directions that may fit the brief. These current ranges give the conversation a practical place to begin.

Why specify with Vera Verve

  1. From moodboard to specification

    Bring a drawing, reference, moodboard or existing Vera Verve design. We help translate the direction into a manufacturable requirement.

  2. Sample first. Scale after.

    Develop and review a sample before agreeing the wider project quantity. This gives the project team a clear review point before the next stage.

  3. Handmade, without losing consistency

    Once a direction is approved, dimensions, form, material or colour direction, pattern and finish can be defined for repeated pieces while retaining the character of handmade work.

DIRECTION 01

CORD, TIMBER & LIGHT

A verified pairing for architectural conversations.

Tapered pendant lamp with cream cordwork and dark green woven motifs.
FLM-019
Four-panel wooden room divider with cream macramé and dark connecting details.
WSP-007
Close view of the cream macramé cordwork on the WSP-007 room divider.
Close view of the wooden frame of the WSP-007 room divider.
Close view of the dark green woven motif on the FLM-019 pendant lamp.
Close view of the cream and natural tones of the WSP-007 room divider.

DIRECTION 02

YOUR IDEA, OUR HANDS

Have a form, palette or proportion in mind? Share a sketch, reference or moodboard, and we’ll review whether it can be developed in crochet or macramé for your project.

Each idea is reviewed case by case, once we understand the quantity, materials and timing.

A design moodboard of pendant lamp sketches in crochet and macramé, with cord, fabric swatches, a timber sample and brass discs.

What happens after you share

  1. Review your references

    We go through the drawing, moodboard or product references, along with the approximate quantity, destination, requested changes and timing or project context.

  2. Explore what suits the brief

    We look at what could work from the current range and which selected adaptations may suit the product and project.

  3. Discuss sampling and timing

    We then discuss the sample path, sample cost and timing so you can decide how you would like to continue.

Have a project in mind?

Request the catalogue to explore the wider range, or understand the sourcing process before you share a requirement.