We stopped by the North Shire booth while walking through the lighting halls at CIFF Guangzhou 2026.
The space stood out immediately because of the layered pendant lights and the clean black-and-white booth structure. A lot of visitors slowed down here, and several people stayed to photograph the lighting displays from different angles.
Most of the pendant lamps used stacked metal or acrylic panels arranged in circular layers. From different angles, the shapes looked completely different.
The booth itself was very minimal — white walls, black framing, and open spacing. That made the warmer yellow lighting stand out even more.
The glowing pendant near the entrance was one of the first things people noticed while passing by.
Some lamps had a softer and more playful appearance, while others looked almost industrial or mechanical because of the layered metal structures.
The contrast between warm diffused light and sharp geometric forms made the collection feel more dynamic.
Walking deeper into the booth, the atmosphere changed quite a bit. One side used softer fabric-style lamps and adjustable arm lamps, while another section focused on large sculptural hanging pieces.
The lighting felt more varied than many nearby booths.
