La Lampe
La Lampe is a privately-held Brazilian premium residential lighting retailer that curates 164+ designer SKUs across table lamps, chandeliers, wall sconces, floor lamps, and spots via its VTEX-powered e-commerce site, a 40+ authorized reseller network nationwide, and a São Paulo showroom, serving residential end-consumers, architects, and interior designers across Brazil.
- Company typePrivate
- Founded1987
- HeadquartersSão Paulo, Brazil
- Headcount101–250
- GTM typeB2C
- OfferingServices
What La Lampe does
La Lampe (legal entity Dominici Iluminacao Dmc Iluminacao LTDA, CNPJ 54.790.301/0001-95) is a privately-held Brazilian premium residential lighting retailer and curated multi-designer platform headquartered at Rua Fidalga, 407, Vila Madalena, São Paulo. The company operates an owned VTEX-powered e-commerce storefront (lalampe.com.br) selling 164+ SKUs across six product categories—abajures (table lamps), arandelas (wall sconces), lustres (chandeliers and pendants), luminárias de piso (floor lamps), plafons (ceiling panels), and spots (recessed/surface lights)—with prices ranging from R$42 entry-level spots to R$32,797 statement chandeliers such as the Saboneteira Lustre. The portfolio combines the in-house Studio La Lampe line with exclusive collaborations from more than ten independent Brazilian designers, anchored by the heritage Studio Dominici brand and featuring partnerships with Mobiletti Atelier, Marcio Neri, Ana Arietti, Ana Galli, Nada Se Leva, Bruno Vidal, and others.
The technology stack centers on the VTEX headless commerce platform for storefront, catalog, checkout, and order management, supplemented by WhatsApp as a direct customer engagement channel. Product engineering differentiation is modest, including features such as the dual-locking articulated arm system on the Will floor lamp, touch-activated smart dimmers on integrated LED pieces, and translucent resin shells by Ana Arietti, but the company does not position technology as a primary competitive lever. No AI/ML capabilities are disclosed.
La Lampe generates revenue through three streams: direct-to-consumer e-commerce sales (with credit-card installments up to 5x and a 5% PIX discount), wholesale through a network of 40+ authorized specialty lighting resellers spanning all major Brazilian regions, and lumino-technical project services for residential architects and interior designers. The customer base is fragmented across residential end-consumers, with limited concentration in design-savvy buyers who purchase through the São Paulo flagship showroom, the e-commerce site, or local boutiques. Two named design-credibility references were identified—Renato Mendonça Arquitetura (CasaCor 2024) and estúdio Olo (SP-Arte Rotas Brasileiras)—both featuring the Pelicano Abajur by Dominici as a signature piece.
La Lampe firmographics
Firmographics- Name
- La Lampe
- Legal name
- Dominici Iluminacao Dmc Iluminacao LTDA
- Website
- https://lalampe.com.br
- Company type
- Private
- Founded year
- 1987
- Operating status
- Operating
- Headcount range
- 101–250 employees
- Short description
- La Lampe is a privately-held Brazilian premium residential lighting retailer that curates 164+ designer SKUs across table lamps, chandeliers, wall sconces, floor lamps, and spots via its VTEX-powered e-commerce site, a 40+ authorized reseller network nationwide, and a São Paulo showroom, serving residential end-consumers, architects, and interior designers across Brazil.
- Ownership category
- akta.pro rank
La Lampe industry classification
Industry- Product category
- Residential Lighting Fixtures
- NAICS
- Residential Electric Lighting Fixture Manufacturing (335131), Electric Lighting Equipment Manufacturing (33513), Commercial, Industrial, and Institutional Electric Lighting Fixture Manufacturing (335132)
- SIC
- Retail-Home Furniture, Furnishings & Equipment Stores (5700), Retail-Furniture Stores (5712)
- akta.pro primary industry
- Indoor Lighting Fixtures Retail (Ceiling, Wall, Pendant, Chandeliers) (CRAIAHAA)
- akta.pro secondary industries
- Lamps Retail (Table, Floor, Desk) (CRAIAHAE), Lighting Parts, Shades & Accessories Retail (Harps, Finials, Glass, Mounting) (CRAIAHAI), Outdoor & Landscape Lighting Retail (Path, Flood, Security, Deck) (CRAIAHAC), Lighting Design Services (BPAHAKAJ)
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Where La Lampe is headquartered
LocationHeadquarters
- HQ city
- São Paulo
- HQ country
- Brazil
- HQ region
- Latin America
Offices1 record
Markets served
La Lampe business model
Business model- GTM type
- B2C
- Offering type
- Services
- Cost components
- Supply Chain, Operations, Marketing or Sales, Personnel, Technology or R&D, Infrastructure
Revenue model
- Direct E-commerce Sales (B2C): La Lampe operates its own VTEX-powered online store (lalampe.com.br) selling luminaires directly to end-consumer residential buyers and project clients across Brazil. Sales are conducted via credit card (up to 5x installments) and PIX (with 5% discount).
- Authorized Reseller Network: La Lampe distributes through 40+ authorized reseller boutiques across Brazilian cities, generating wholesale revenue through channel partners who sell to end consumers.
- Project / Lumino-technical Projects: La Lampe offers residential lumino-technical project services (projetos luminotécnicos) through its website, supporting custom or designer-specified installations, providing an additional project-based revenue stream.
Pricing tiers
| Model | Billing | Price |
|---|---|---|
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Luminárias de Piso (Floor Lamps): R$ 4,371 – R$ 21,945 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Abajures (Table Lamps): R$ 457 – R$ 9,625 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Lustres / Plafons / Pendentes (Chandeliers / Ceiling Lights): R$ 1,443 – R$ 32,797 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Arandelas (Wall Sconces): R$ 386 – R$ 21,875 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Spots (Recessed / Surface-Mounted Spots): R$ 42 – R$ 503 |
| Unit Pricing | Pay-as-you-go | Acessórios / Lâmpadas (Accessories / Light Bulbs): R$ 54 – R$ 60 |
Go-to-market motion2 records
Distribution channels3 records
Marketing channels7 records
La Lampe product offering
Product offeringCore offering
La Lampe designs, curates, and retails premium residential lighting fixtures across Brazil through its owned e-commerce platform lalampe.com.br and a network of 40+ authorized specialty lighting boutiques. The catalog spans abajures (table lamps), arandelas (wall sconces), lustres and pendentes (chandeliers and pendants), luminárias de piso (floor lamps), plafons (ceiling panels), and spots, with pricing from entry-level R$42 spots to statement chandeliers at R$32,797, drawing on a multi-designer portfolio anchored by Studio Dominici and collaborations with Mobiletti Atelier, Marcio Neri, Ana Arietti, Ana Galli, Nada Se Leva, and Bruno Vidal.
Product overview
La Lampe is a Brazilian lighting design company operating an e-commerce platform for premium luminaries. The portfolio is organized into five main product categories: Abajures (table lamps), Arandelas (wall lamps), Lustres (chandeliers and pendants), Luminárias de Piso (floor lamps), and Spots (recessed/surface lights). Key designer collections include Studio Dominici (timeless brass and glass designs) and the La Lampe + Mobiletti collaboration featuring exclusive screen-printed patterns. Products feature materials including aluminum, brass, steel, natural wood (Freijó wood), leather, glass, and fabric, with finishes ranging from polished brass with gloss varnish to matte micro-textured paint. Most products operate on 2700K color temperature, Bivolt voltage, with socket types including E27, GU10, G9, and LED integrated options.
Differentiator
Problem solved
Functional benefit
Brands
- Studio La Lampe: In-house design studio creating lighting products
- Dominici
- Mobiletti Atelier
Products and services
- Abajures (Table Lamps) Table lamps offered across Studio Dominici, Marcio Neri, Mobiletti Atelier, and Studio La Lampe collections with adjustable arms, LED integration options, and premium materials including aluminum, brass, and natural wood. Pricing spans R$457 (Stick Mini, Studio La Lampe) up to R$9,625 (Vénus P, Ana Arietti).
- Arandelas (Wall Sconces) Wall-mounted lighting fixtures available in designs by Ana Arietti, André Bastos, Marcio Neri, and Studio Dominici, in brass and aluminum finishes including brushed brass and matte textures. Pricing ranges from R$386 to R$21,875 (Vénus G Abajur by Ana Arietti).
- Lustres (Chandeliers and Pendants) Ceiling-mounted chandeliers and pendant lights from Studio Dominici, Marcio Neri, and La Lampe designs, featuring LED integration, brass and aluminum construction, and finishes ranging from polished brass to matte textures. Pricing from R$1,443 (Viés Pendente, Studio Dominici) up to R$32,797 (Saboneteira Lustre, Studio Dominici).
- Luminárias de Piso (Floor Lamps) Freestanding floor lamps including the Will series by Marcio Neri featuring a dual-locking articulated arm system and a 360-degree rotating dome for precise light direction, with aluminum and brass construction. Pricing ranges from R$4,371 (Will, Marcio Neri) up to R$21,945 (4436, Studio Dominici).
- Spots (Recessed and Surface-Mounted Lights) Recessed and surface-mounted spot lights in PAR16, MR11, and AR70 configurations under the Studio La Lampe brand, with aluminum construction and various finishes. Pricing from R$42 (Mini Embutido PAR16) to R$503 (Trend Up PAR16 Embutido Duplo).
- Plafons (Ceiling Panels) Ceiling-mounted panel lights including the Planar LED series (19W and 38W, in dimmable and non-dimmable variants) by Studio La Lampe, featuring indirect lighting, adjustable cables up to 60cm height, and electrostatic painting finish.
- LED Bulbs and Accessories Compatible LED bulbs and accessories including the LED Bolinha 2.5W bulb by Studio La Lampe, priced at R$54 to R$60, sold to support and complete the luminaire catalog.
- Studio Dominici Collection Signature lighting collection under the Studio Dominici brand featuring classic and sophisticated designs including the Saboneteira, Cogumelo, 3303, 3749, and 4399 series. Comprises abajures, arandelas, lustres, plafons, and pendentes built with brass, glass, and aluminum materials for a timeless aesthetic. Pricing spans R$532 to R$32,797 across the collection.
- La Lampe + Mobiletti Atelier Collaboration Collection Exclusive collaborative collection with Mobiletti Atelier featuring screen-printed patterns on aluminum lampshades, including the Capri and Ipanema abajur lines with 7-9 exclusive dome options using Mobiletti's proprietary fabric prints. Bodies are finished in Suvinil paint colors (Jaspe and Molho Rosé).
- Lumino-technical Residential Project Services (Projetos Luminotécnicos) Residential lumino-technical project design service supporting custom or designer-specified lighting installations. Targets architects, interior designers, and project clients who need assistance specifying a cohesive lighting scheme across a whole residence.
Quantifiable outcome
- 164+ active product SKUs across 6+ categories
- +2 more outcomes
Companies that use La Lampe
Customer profileNamed customers2 records
Segments3 records
Ideal customer profiles3 records
La Lampe technology and API
TechnologyTechnology focussed No
API detail
- Has API
- No
- API docs
- API detail
Core technology
AI maturity
App detail
Feature3 records
La Lampe partnerships and signals
Strategic signalPartnerships
Nine partnerships are on record, tiered core, minor and key.
- Mobiletti AteliercoreLa Lampe has an exclusive collaboration (collab) with Mobiletti Atelier, producing the Capri and Ipanema abajur lines. The partnership combines La Lampe's lighting expertise with Mobiletti's exclusive fabric prints and design sensibility. The Capri collection features 7–9 exclusive dome options with Mobiletti's proprietary fabric patterns, and the bodies use Suvinil paint colors (Jaspe and Molho Rosé).
- Studio DominicicoreStudio Dominici is La Lampe's flagship own-brand designer studio, producing a signature collection of abajures, arandelas, Lustres, plafons, and pendentes. Dominici is a heritage Brazilian lighting brand, with pieces like the Saboneteira and 2776 Dominó G being iconic designs. Products span R$532 to R$32,797.
- VTEXcoreLa Lampe's e-commerce platform is powered by VTEX, a Brazilian enterprise e-commerce provider. VTEX handles the storefront, product catalog, checkout, and order management system. The VTEX logo and 'Powered by VTEX' badge are displayed on the website footer.
- SuvinilminorSuvinil, a Brazilian paint brand, is referenced in La Lampe's Mobiletti collaboration products (Capri abajures), where specific Suvinil paint colors (Jaspe and Molho Rosé) are used on the lamp bodies, providing a color-matched design partnership.
- Marcio NericoreMarcio Neri is a key independent designer partner whose work appears across multiple La Lampe categories: floor lamps (Will), table lamps (Fini, Will, Yume, Alvorada, Cambuí), chandeliers (Ned, Anello, Killa), pendentes (Amora), and wall sconces (Ned, Harry, Dutti). The Will series is designated a Best Seller.
- Ana AriettikeyAna Arietti is an independent designer whose sculptural luminaires (Vênus P and Vênus G) are among La Lampe's highest-priced products (R$9,625–R$21,875), featuring translucent resin shells with integrated LED. The pieces represent the premium artisan tier of La Lampe's portfolio.
- Ana GallikeyAna Galli is a designer partner whose Terra wall sconce (R$2,348, designated Best Seller) is featured on La Lampe's website. The piece features dual opposing fabric shades and a bird-detail pull switch.
- Nada Se Leva (Estúdio Nada Se Leva)keyEstúdio Nada Se Leva is a designer studio whose Zaztraz wall sconce (R$2,883, designated Best Seller) and Refletor abajur (R$5,434) are sold through La Lampe. The Zaztraz is inspired by Art Déco lamparinas with brushed brass and frosted glass.
- Bruno VidalminorBruno Vidal is an independent designer whose Bamboo floor lamp (R$5,736) is sold through La Lampe's e-commerce platform.
Scale indicators3 records
Recent moves1 record
Expansion highlights5 records
La Lampe competitors and assessment
Company assessmentBroad incumbents
- Flos: International premium designer lighting brand; comparable on design-forward, high-margin residential luminaire positioning but operates as a manufacturer-brand rather than a multi-designer curated platform.
- Tok&Stok: Large Brazilian home furnishings retailer with significant lighting category presence; comparable as a multi-channel home retailer serving Brazil, though broader category breadth dilutes the lighting-specialist angle.
- Artemide: Global premium architectural and designer lighting brand; useful international benchmark for premium designer lighting pricing and brand economics, though not a direct Brazil competitor.
- Breton Iluminação: Long-established Brazilian lighting brand and retailer combining in-house designer lines with third-party brands — broader incumbent with deeper legacy distribution but similar residential lighting positioning.
Emerging players
- Oppa: Brazilian designer furniture and lighting brand with a similar premium positioning and direct-to-consumer approach — overlaps on designer aesthetics but competes more as a single brand than a curated multi-designer platform.
Direct peers
- Lumens: Brazilian e-commerce lighting retailer offering a multi-brand catalog of designer and decorative luminaires to residential buyers — directly comparable to La Lampe's curated DTC model and product mix.
- Etna: Brazilian home goods and furnishings retailer with lighting as a core category; comparable on residential B2C e-commerce motion, though broader assortment makes it a broader incumbent rather than a pure lighting specialist.
- Dpot: Brazilian retailer of high-end designer furniture and lighting; operates both showrooms and e-commerce targeting architects and consumers, directly comparable on premium residential design customer overlap.
Regional players
- Reka Iluminação: Brazilian lighting retailer focused on designer and architectural luminaires — a regional-scale comparable in product positioning, though typically narrower in physical distribution than La Lampe's 40+ reseller network.
- Punto Iluminação: Brazilian lighting showroom and retailer specializing in designer decorative fixtures; comparable product mix but typically concentrated in fewer cities than La Lampe's nationwide reseller footprint.
Market position
Strengths5 records
Weaknesses5 records
Competitive moat3 records
Key risks6 records
Key highlights6 records
Customer concentration
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Frequently asked questions about La Lampe
What does La Lampe do?
La Lampe designs, curates, and retails premium residential lighting fixtures across Brazil through its owned e-commerce platform lalampe.com.br and a network of 40+ authorized specialty lighting boutiques. The catalog spans abajures (table lamps), arandelas (wall sconces), lustres and pendentes (chandeliers and pendants), luminárias de piso (floor lamps), plafons (ceiling panels), and spots, with pricing from entry-level R$42 spots to statement chandeliers at R$32,797, drawing on a multi-designer portfolio anchored by Studio Dominici and collaborations with Mobiletti Atelier, Marcio Neri, Ana Arietti, Ana Galli, Nada Se Leva, and Bruno Vidal.
Is La Lampe a public or private company?
La Lampe is a private company. It is classified as unknown and is currently operating.
When was La Lampe founded?
La Lampe was founded in 1987. It employs 101 to 250 people.
Where is La Lampe based?
La Lampe is headquartered in São Paulo, Brazil, in the Latin America region.
How does La Lampe make money?
Three revenue lines are on record. Direct E-commerce Sales (B2C) is the primary driver. The others are authorized Reseller Network and project / Lumino-technical Projects.
Who are La Lampe's main competitors?
Broad incumbents on record are Flos, Tok&Stok, Artemide and Breton Iluminação. Oppa is listed as an emerging player. Direct peers are Lumens, Etna and Dpot. Regional players are Reka Iluminação and Punto Iluminação.
Does La Lampe have an API?
No public API is recorded for La Lampe.
What industry is La Lampe in?
La Lampe's product category is Residential Lighting Fixtures. Its primary akta.pro industry code is CRAIAHAA, Indoor Lighting Fixtures Retail (Ceiling, Wall, Pendant, Chandeliers), with a secondary code of CRAIAHAE, Lamps Retail (Table, Floor, Desk). Its NAICS code is 335131 and its SIC code is 5700.