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Lighting · PRLighting Brand PR Agency in India
ONEDIGITAL runs PR for decorative, architectural and smart lighting brands in India: collection stories, project features, launches and outreach to the architects, interior designers and lighting designers who specify. Lighting PR is a focused part of our work as a PR and marketing agency for furniture, lighting and luxury interior brands, with lighting and automation work including LAFIT, ESQRO, Nuraz and Futura Lights.
Book a Google Meet callWhy lighting needs its own PR approach
Lighting is harder to place in the media than most interior products. A sofa or a table photographs as itself. A light fitting is judged by what it does to a room — the glow, the shadow, the colour of the surfaces around it — and that effect is easy to lose in a flat product shot or a crowded showroom. Editors also have to explain technical ideas such as beam, colour temperature or controls to readers who simply want a beautiful home.
The audience is split as well. Homeowners respond to decorative pieces and atmosphere. Architects, interior designers and lighting designers care about performance, reliability, detailing and support on site. A lighting PR programme has to give each of them a reason to pay attention without turning every story into a specification sheet.
Stories that work for lighting brands
Collection launches
New families of fittings, told through the designer's intent, the materials and the kind of space they were made for.
Installed projects
Residences, hotels, restaurants and offices where your lighting is part of the architecture, published with the consent and credit of the architect or interior designer.
Designer collaborations
Pieces created with a designer or studio, where the collaboration has a clear idea behind it rather than a name on a label.
Craft and making
Glass, metal, stone, textile or hand finishing — the parts of the product that readers can understand and remember.
Technology, explained plainly
Controls, automation and efficiency, written so that a lifestyle editor can use it and a specifier still finds it credible.
Showrooms and experience spaces
Openings and redesigns, where visitors can see light in a real setting. See our guide to showroom and collection launch PR.
How we run lighting PR
Audit
We look at the range, the price position, existing imagery, past coverage, showroom presence and the projects your fittings already sit in.
Positioning and angles
We agree what the brand stands for — a design language, a craft, a technical strength or a point of view on how light should feel — and turn it into a short list of story angles for design, lifestyle, business and trade media.
Imagery and materials
Photography that shows light in context, press notes, product and project fact sheets, credits and spokesperson briefings for brand principals and designers.
Media and specifier outreach
Editor relationships, previews and features alongside presentations and visits for architecture, interior and lighting design studios.
Launches and events
Collection previews, showroom evenings and trade events, staged so that the light is seen at its best. Our events and launches portfolio shows how we run these.
Reporting
What was published, where and with what images, plus studio conversations and enquiries we can trace. We do not report invented reach totals.
Showing light well
Most lighting coverage is won or lost on images. A feature editor needs pictures that show the fitting, the effect it creates and the room it belongs to, ideally in a real project rather than on a white background. We plan photography around those three needs before outreach begins, and we brief photographers on exposure, time of day and composition so that the glow is visible rather than blown out.
Our guide to context and composition in product photography for high-end fixtures and finishes explains the approach in more detail.
Lighting PR and lighting marketing
PR earns editorial attention and credibility with specifiers. Marketing builds steady demand through search, social, paid campaigns, dealer and showroom activity, and a website that helps people choose. The two work best when they tell the same story. If you are planning the wider marketing programme — channels, content, budgets and the path from interest to enquiry — start with our lighting brand marketing guide, then use this page to plan the media side.
Where this page sits
We do not run lighting as a separate agency. Lighting PR is one specialism within our PR and marketing agency for furniture, lighting and luxury interior brands, because lighting brands usually share editors, showrooms, specifiers and launch calendars with furniture, bath and decor houses. That overlap is useful: the architects and interior designers we already work with through our architecture PR work are the same people who choose fittings for their projects.
Our lighting and automation work includes LAFIT, ESQRO, Nuraz and Futura Lights. Across furniture and interiors we also work with houses such as Vivono Designs, RACCONTI and ROSA BAGH. We work with brands across India from offices in Delhi, Gurgaon, Mumbai, Bangalore and Dubai.
Related guides
Frequently asked questions
What does a lighting brand PR agency do?
It earns editorial coverage for a lighting brand's collections, projects and people, and builds relationships with the architects, interior designers and lighting designers who specify fittings.
Which lighting brands has ONEDIGITAL worked with?
Our lighting and automation work includes LAFIT, ESQRO, Nuraz and Futura Lights.
Is this a separate lighting agency?
No. Lighting PR is a specialism within our furniture, lighting and luxury interiors practice, because lighting brands share editors, showrooms and specifiers with other interior product brands.
Can installed projects be used in PR?
Yes, with the consent and credit of the architect or interior designer and the owner where needed. Project stories are often the strongest lighting coverage.
How is lighting PR different from lighting marketing?
PR earns editorial coverage and specifier credibility. Marketing builds ongoing demand through search, social, paid media, dealers and the website. Our lighting brand marketing guide covers the marketing side.
Do you handle photography for lighting brands?
We plan and direct photography for PR, with a focus on showing the fitting, the light it creates and the space it belongs to.
How do we start?
Book a Google Meet call through our contact page and we will review your range, imagery and current visibility, and outline a lighting PR plan.
Want your lighting seen in the right rooms?
Book a Google Meet call. We will look at your collections, projects and imagery, and outline a practical lighting PR plan.
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