Collection: Innermost Lighting

Innermost was a London lighting brand with a sense of humor and an engineer’s eye. Designers Steve Jones and Russell Cameron founded it in 1999, working out of an old lighting factory in Wembley, and built a catalog with designers who had made London their home: James Bartlett, Tom Kirk, Jake Phipps, Stone Designs, Flynn Talbot, Freshwest and the Tokyo studio YOY among them.

We have been curating design-led lighting since 2009, and Innermost has long been one of our favorite brands. Innermost has now closed, so this collection is the remaining new US stock: 120V versions, ready to ship. Quantities are small and nothing can be reordered once a finish sells out.

Pendant lights

Chandeliers and linear lights

Wall lights

Table lamps

Innermost FAQ

Has Innermost stopped production?

Yes. The London company has closed, and MetropolitanDecor is selling its last new US stock. Once a size or finish is gone, it cannot be restocked.

When was Innermost founded and by whom?

In 1999, in London, by Steve Jones and Russell Cameron.

Which Innermost lights are the most famous?

The Jeeves and Wooster felt hat pendants by Jake Phipps, the Facet chandeliers by Tom Kirk, Doric and Brixton by James Bartlett, the Stupa by Freshwest (Good Design Award 2015), the Latitude spotlight by Flynn Talbot (Certificate of Excellence, A&D Trophy Awards 2014) and the YOY projected-shade lights, whose wall version won Best Lighting Sconce at NYCxDesign 2016 and a Red Dot in 2017.

Will Innermost lights work in a US home?

Yes. Every Innermost item we sell is the 120V US version; hardwired fixtures should be installed by a licensed electrician.

Do you offer trade pricing on Innermost?

Yes. Designers, architects and hospitality buyers can apply to the MetropolitanDecor Trade Program for trade pricing and help with quantities.

How quickly does Innermost ship?

In-stock items ship in 2–3 business days; the largest chandeliers travel by truck freight.