Cantilever
Task
Tripod
Nightstand
Desk
Console
Bedside
Corridor / Lobby / Entry
Bath & Vanity
Pendant / Chandelier
Flush Mount
Reading LampsDesign Development
Send a sketch, a mood image or a full spec book. We translate intent into manufacturable geometry, propose material substitutions where budget or lead time demands it, and issue dimensioned shop drawings for designer sign-off.
Hospitality Lighting · Manufactured Since 1932
Light That Defines Hospitality
Hyatt Regency Jersey City on the Hudson · Design by Suomi Design Works
1932Founded In Philadelphia
94 YrsContinuous Manufacturing
UL / ETLListed Fixture Engineering
30+Approved Hotel Brands
Product Collections
Decorative Lighting Built for Contract Environments
Every Remington fixture is specified for the realities of hospitality: high-cycle switching, cleanable finishes, guest-accessible power, and shade constructions that survive housekeeping. Browse by application below, or ask our specification team to match an existing brand standard.
Table Lamps
Nightstand, desk and console lamps with integrated USB-C, tamper-resistant outlets and serviceable sockets.
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Floor Lamps
Cantilever, task and tripod silhouettes weighted for guestroom stability and tip-test compliance.
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Wall Lighting
Bedside, corridor, lobby and vanity sconces with hardwire or plug-in options.
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Reading Lamps
Articulating headboard and swing-arm reading lights with controlled beam spread.
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Ceiling Fixtures
Pendants, chandeliers and flush mounts scaled for lobbies, corridors and F&B.
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Featured Project
Hyatt Regency Jersey City on the Hudson
A full-property decorative lighting package spanning guestrooms, suites, corridors and lobby. Remington engineered the guestroom nightstand and desk lamps around the operator's power-access standard, then matched shade proportions and metal finishes across sconces and pendants so the scheme reads as one continuous material language.
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From Design Intent to Delivered Pallet
Remington is a single-source partner: design development, engineering, fabrication, quality control and logistics coordination all happen under our own process control. Below is the workflow procurement teams and designers move through with us.
Finish & Fabric Approval
Physical metal finish chips, shade fabric swatches and stone or wood samples are supplied before tooling. This step prevents the most common cause of hospitality lighting rejection on site: finish drift between sample and production.
Safety & Electrical Engineering
Fixtures are detailed to UL/ETL listing requirements with correct wire gauge, strain relief, grounding and socket rating. Guest-facing USB-A/USB-C modules and tamper-resistant receptacles are integrated at the design stage, not retrofitted.
Prototype & Mock-Up Room
A production-intent prototype is built for the model room so the design team can verify scale, glare, switch reach and cord management against real furniture before the full run is released.
Production & Quality Control
Batch production is inspected against the approved control sample. Every luminaire receives an electrical continuity and function check, and cartons are drop-tested for freight conditions typical of multi-property rollouts.
Logistics & Rollout Support
We phase shipments to renovation schedules, label by floor or room type where required, and hold attic stock for replacement parts so operators are not sourcing an orphaned sconce three years later.
Specifier Reference
Lighting Selection Guide by Hotel Space Type
A practical starting point used by our specification team. Values are typical hospitality targets and should be verified against local code, brand standard documents and the final lighting plan.
| Space | Recommended Fixture | Typical Mounting Height | Colour Temperature | Control Notes |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Guestroom Nightstand | Nightstand table lamp with USB-C + outlet | Shade base 560–660 mm AFF | 2700K | Rocker or touch switch reachable from bed |
| Headboard / Bedside Wall | Bedside sconce or articulating reading light | 1300–1500 mm AFF | 2700K–3000K | Individual switching per side |
| Guestroom Desk | Desk or task floor lamp | Shade bottom 400–450 mm above worktop | 3000K | Asymmetric shade to limit screen glare |
| Seating / Lounge Corner | Cantilever or tripod floor lamp | Overall 1500–1700 mm | 2700K | Weighted base; dimming preferred |
| Corridor | Wall sconce or flush mount ceiling fixture | 1700–1900 mm AFF | 2700K | Continuous low-level; ADA projection limits |
| Bathroom Vanity | Vanity light or flanking sconces | Centreline 1650–1750 mm AFF | 3000K, CRI 90+ | Damp-location rating; even facial rendering |
| Lobby & F&B | Pendant or chandelier | 2100 mm+ clear below fixture | 2400K–2700K | Layered with console table lamps |
Remington Reserve
Curated, Stocked, Ready to Ship
Reserve is our stocked capsule of hospitality-grade sconces, vanity lights, pendants and guestroom lamps for renovation programs that cannot wait on a custom lead time — without dropping to residential-grade construction.
Our Story
94 Years of American Lamp Making
Remington began in 1932 when founder Dan Denenberg — an immigrant sweeping floors in a Philadelphia lampshade factory — started building fixtures under his own name. By the 1940s Remington was supplying the country's finest retailers and hotels. In the 1970s major hotel brands recognised the durability and value of our construction and began writing Remington into their standards.
That lineage matters to buyers for one reason: institutional memory. We have seen which shade seams fail after five years of housekeeping, which finishes survive coastal humidity, and which switch types generate the fewest guest-service calls. That knowledge is built into every drawing we release.
- 1932Founded in Philadelphia as a bespoke lamp workshop.
- 1940sSupplying leading American retailers and hotels.
- 1970sBrand-standard partnerships with major hotel groups begin.
- TodayFull-service custom and program lighting for hospitality, senior living and luxury multifamily.
Brand Partners
Specified by the World's Leading Hotel Brands
Remington fixtures are installed across upscale, full-service and luxury properties throughout North America and beyond.
Lighting. Your Way.
Installed Work Across Guestrooms & Public Space
Selected photography from completed hospitality programs — guestroom sconces, suite table lamps, ballroom chandeliers and corridor fixtures produced to designer specification.
Buyer Questions
What Overseas Buyers & Specifiers Ask First
Do you manufacture custom hotel lighting from designer drawings?
Yes. Our in-house engineering team develops custom decorative lighting directly from interior designer concepts, hand sketches or complete specification packages. Deliverables include dimensioned shop drawings, finish and fabric samples, electrical detailing and a controlled sample approval sequence before any production release.
Which certifications do your hospitality fixtures carry?
Fixtures are engineered to UL and ETL listing requirements for the North American market, with CE and additional regional compliance available on request. Guestroom lamps can be supplied with integrated USB-A, USB-C and tamper-resistant receptacles that meet current hotel brand safety standards, plus damp-location construction for bath applications.
Can you support brand standard programs and multi-property rollouts?
We hold long-standing approved-vendor relationships with leading hotel brands and maintain stocked standard designs for repeat rollouts. For accelerated renovation schedules, the Remington Reserve quick-ship range covers sconces, vanity lights, pendants and guestroom lamps without a custom lead time.
What information should I send to start a project?
Share room counts and space types, target lamp styles or inspiration imagery, finish direction, operating voltage, destination market and any brand standard documents. Our specification team responds with material options, engineering feedback, value-engineering alternatives and an indicative production and logistics timeline.
How do you handle replacement parts and attic stock?
We recommend and hold attic stock at the program level — shades, harps, sockets, glass and finials — so that a single damaged luminaire does not require re-tooling years after installation. Part numbers are archived against each project for straightforward reordering.
Which markets and project types do you serve?
Hospitality remains our core focus: upscale and luxury hotels, resorts and F&B. We also supply senior living communities and luxury multifamily developments where contract-grade durability and coordinated finish families are required.
Let's Build It
Bring Your Lighting Scheme to Remington
Send drawings, a brand standard document or a single reference image. Our specification team will respond with buildable options, material direction and realistic lead times.