The silk lamp is carefully made of natural high-end silk.
Ceiling light
Whether it’s a cozy bedroom in a small apartment, a tall living room on a large floor, it can perfectly adapt.
Chandelier
It is not only responsible for the atmosphere of home, but also a traffic attraction in commercial places.
Table lamp
Each lamp retains the natural texture of silk, making light and shadow a poetic footnote to the home when turned on.
Floor lamp
When the light is turned on, it shines through the clouds like moonlight, revealing a natural texture in both light and dark.
Wall lamp
Soft light diffuses through silk, creating a relaxed atmosphere for commercial and family spaces.
Stair light
The silk lampshades are arranged in a staggered manner, emitting gentle light and rising step by step like stairs.
From traditional mulberry silk to modern bio based fibers, we continue to explore the symbiotic relationship between silk and light.
We integrate research and development, production, and sales, and are committed to providing high-quality, sustainable, and warm silk lighting solutions for global customers.
In open-concept living rooms, silk chandeliers are often hung in the central area, serving as the “mood regulator” of the space.
Dining Room
The silk lamp hanging above the dining table can evenly cast a warm light on the food and tabletop, creating a “soft focus filter” effect.
In a quiet and focused private space, the low-stimulus light of silk lamps helps alleviate visual fatigue.
Commercial Office
The silk lamp’s soft, diffused glow and natural material beauty differ from traditional lighting’s cold, oppressive feel.
Since its establishment in 2016, Zhongshan Jiemi Lighting Technology Co., Ltd. has always been committed to the mission of “making every lamp a breathing artwork”. We integrate research and development, production, and sales, and are committed to providing high-quality, sustainable, and warm silk lighting solutions for global customers.Our values: the […]
From traditional mulberry silk to modern bio based fibers, we continue to explore the symbiotic relationship between silk and light
