About Cirruslighting
Cirrus Lighting is a UK distributor of Italian architectural lighting manufacturer Viabizzuno based in London.
Contractor Cirrus Lighting is a UK distributor of Italian architectural lighting manufacturer Viabizzuno based in London.
We work with the architectural, design and specification community to provide contemporary, state of the art, bespoke architectural lighting systems and profiles, with holistic and innovative architectural lighting solutions.
Our areas of expertise include office lighting , retail lighting, break out spaces, residential lighting, exterior lighting and gallery lighting.
We have a vastly experienced and enthusiastic team of technical, design and sales personnel. We assign each project a specific team to work with you. Our team will be completely committed to your project success from concept design, where we can provide a design service, though to working with your contractors on technical details.
Our attention to detail ensures that the project receives the best quality service and co-ordination and after sales co-operation.
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