About Jun Lighting
A considered approach to sculptural lighting.
Jun Lighting is an authorised sub-brand for international markets, bringing together selected sculptural lighting designs with a focus on form, material detail and the spaces around them.
Here you can explore Mirora, Butterfly and Yunling, compare catalogue compositions and begin with a dining area, staircase or double-height interior. Start with a design you are drawn to, or bring a few photographs and an outline of your space.
Our approach
Selected for their character.
Considered for the space.
Distinctive forms
We select designs with a recognisable silhouette: the rhythm of a chain, the overlap of discs, the direction of a curve. A focused collection gives each design room to be understood.
Material detail
Close views and catalogue information belong together. Glass and acrylic are described separately, so the impression of an image does not take the place of a material specification.
Compositions in context
A composition makes more sense beside the space it is intended for. Our series and space guides offer starting points, with dimensions and installation requirements discussed for each project.
Behind the work
From component
to finish.
Jun brings selected designs into an international-facing conversation. The wider manufacturing organisation behind the brand provides the production background shown here; its archive documents component workshops and finishing processes.
Component work
The archive shows punching, laser cutting and metalworking areas. These are distinct operations behind a finished fitting, not a single process shared by every collection.
Surface finishing
Polishing and electroplating are documented separately. For a chosen design, the finish and underlying material are considered together and confirmed against its own specification.
Start with a design or a space
Choose a series that interests you, or begin with the room: a long table, an island, a staircase or a taller interior. You do not need a fixed product choice.
Share what you know
A few photographs, a drawing or approximate dimensions can make the conversation more useful. Bring what you already have; a complete set of project documents is not needed to begin.
Discuss the next steps
Bring the design and the space together in a project enquiry. Scope, technical requirements and any further work can then be discussed before decisions are made.
Let’s start with your space.
Share the design you are drawn to,
or tell us about the space you are planning.