Spence & Lyda was formed in 1997 and since then has provided the commercial sector with an extensive product range that is both classic and distinctively original.
November 21st, 2008
Characterised by dynamic colours and patterns, Spence & Lydaís broad range includes specialised lighting, loose furniture and a range of textile-based product from rugs and cushions to upholstery fabrics. The Spence & Lyda lighting range is made up of feature lighting collections from Modernica, Missoni Home and Europa.
Product Range
Loose furniture, lighting and textiles.
Major Brands
Modernica, Missoni Home, Europa, Montina, Sambonet and Spence & Lyda.
Application
Commercial, hospitality and residential.
Major Projects
Commercial projects for the Bubble lights include the Clock Hotel, NSW; the Light Brigade, NSW and Town Hall House, NSW, to name but a few.
Special Services
Custom-made pieces can be ordered from Spence & Lydaís in-house collection.
Lead Time
Local products, 6 weeks. Imported products, 8-12 weeks.
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