The Huey for Lulu and Georgia capsule is an exclusive collaboration with Huey Lightshop, the Canada-based studio led by designer Bret Williams. Eleven architectural light fixtures — organized across the Germain, Prairie, Camberry, and Nickelby series — draw on traditional forms and natural materials to arrive at something bold and unexpected. The Germain Chandelier pairs a shapely antique brass ring frame with pleated linen shades for a look that reads timeless yet fresh; the Prairie Pendant Light brings turned ceramic detailing and a pleated porcelain shade to a form that is thoughtfully rustic with a modern edge. From chandeliers and pendants to sconces, table lamps, floor lamps, and a flush mount, the entire Huey Lightshop collection is available exclusively at Lulu and Georgia.

What is the Huey for Lulu and Georgia lighting capsule?

Huey for Lulu and Georgia is an exclusive lighting collaboration between Lulu and Georgia and Huey Lightshop, a Canada-based studio led by designer Bret Williams. The capsule comprises 11 architectural light fixtures spanning chandeliers, pendant lights, sconces, table lamps, a floor lamp, and a flush mount — all available only at Lulu and Georgia. The collection is organized across four named series (Germain, Prairie, Camberry, and Nickelby), each with its own distinct form language, and every piece carries Contract Grade certification.

What lighting pieces are in the Huey Lightshop collection at Lulu and Georgia?

The Huey Lightshop collection spans four series. The Germain series includes the Germain Chandelier ($998, antique brass ring frame with pleated linen shades), Germain Sconce ($298), Germain Table Lamp ($348), and Germain Floor Lamp ($1,198). The Prairie series offers the Prairie Pendant Light ($205–$429, pleated porcelain shade with turned detailing), Prairie Sconce ($331), and Prairie Table Lamp ($252–$379). The Camberry series covers the Camberry Pendant Light ($598) and Camberry Flush Mount Light ($398). The Nickelby Pendant Light ($598) rounds out the capsule at 11 pieces total.

What design style defines the Huey Lightshop collection?

Designer Bret Williams draws on natural materials — linen, porcelain, antique brass — and channels them into forms that are architectural and quietly confident. Pleated shades are a recurring motif: linen on the Germain series, porcelain on the Prairie series. The overall sensibility is Parisian-inflected and traditionally grounded, but the execution is bold and fresh rather than decorative in a predictable way. Pieces work across dining rooms, living spaces, and bathrooms, designed to hold their own as considered focal points rather than background fixtures.

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