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Design
Mixing
Fibres
Moulding
Curing
Final Touches
Installation

The Process

Our handmade lighting designs follow a 7 Step Process,
from initial concept to the final creation beautifully installed. Each of our designs shares its own distinct personality, because each one
requires a different set moulds and hand-made techniques, they’re not only visually unique—they’re tonally and texturally diverse, as well.

Design

STEP 1
Each lighting piece starts with a blank concrete canvas, ready to be shaped into organic lines, textures, and vibrant colours

Mixing

STEP 2
We combine dry concrete with chosen colour oxides, adding just the right amount of cold water and ice for the perfect blend.

Adding Fibres

STEP 3
Glass fibres are scattered throughout, enhancing strength while keeping our lights light and durable.

Moulding

STEP 4
The mix is poured into custom moulds, covered in plastic and warm blankets for a cosy set.

Curing

STEP 5
After 24 hours, we de-mould and let our creations breathe on netting racks for seven days.

Finishing Touches

STEP 6
Once cured, each light is cleaned and sealed with a premium finish for lasting beauty.

Installation

STEP 7
Finally, our registered electrician, Nick, fits each piece with fittings and cable, ready to illuminate your space with style.

We treat concrete like a craft—measuring, mixing, and refining with care. Our durable Australian mix is enriched with iron oxides, creating colour that’s true and long-lasting, not just painted on. Each piece reveals its own personality through raw textures, tonal shifts, and natural imperfections. Easy to care for and made to last, these surfaces tell a story—no two are ever the same.

VIEW OUR COLOUR FINISHES

Custom Eroded Option

Customising designs with our reactive texturising technique. By integrating a natural mineral catalyst into the moulding process, we bypass mechanical distressing to create an authentic, eroded aesthetic. Production Note on Surface Dynamics: The geometry of the mould directly influences the final texture distribution. When casting flatter shades, the mineral catalyst remains localised, resulting in a highly uniform, consistently eroded texture across the surface. Conversely, deeper, more contoured shade pours cause the reaction to travel, shifting the finish from a tight erosion to a series of beautifully elongated, fluid flow marks that track down the piece. Please enquire with any questions or if unsure please request imagery of prior erosion mould designs for previous projects
Finish Variations