Product Catalog is Archlior's searchable index of architectural lighting from reputable manufacturers. Filter by product type, space or material, or type anything you like into the search box. Every product links straight through to the manufacturer's own website, so you can see who makes it and go to the source for full specifications. One place to look across brands, instead of opening a separate site for each one.
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Product Catalog Overview
Product Catalog is Archlior's searchable index of architectural lighting products, drawn from reputable manufacturers and gathered in one place so you can look across brands without opening a separate website for each one.
Finding something is deliberately simple. Filter by product type, by the kind of space you are lighting, or by material — or ignore the filters entirely and type whatever you are after into the search box. There is no taxonomy to learn and no nested menus to work through.
Every product links straight through to the manufacturer's own website. That is the heart of it: you find the fitting, you see exactly who makes it, and you go to the source for the datasheet, photometric files, finishes and ordering information. The catalogue does not try to duplicate documentation the manufacturer already maintains properly — it makes sure you can find the product in the first place, and know who to go to.
The curation matters as much as the search. Every manufacturer in the index is an established, reputable name in architectural lighting, so what you find is something you can put in front of a client or into a specification with confidence. It is not an open marketplace and it is not padded with products of unknown origin.
That makes it useful in two directions. If you know the effect you want but not the fitting, search by product type, space or material and see what exists across brands. If you already have a manufacturer in mind, find their products in the same place and click through for the technical detail.
It is aimed at architects, interior designers, lighting designers and specifiers who would rather start from one searchable index than a folder of manufacturer bookmarks — and at anyone who has lost an afternoon trying to work out which brand made a fitting they liked. It runs in any browser with nothing to install.
The index is growing, and both the range of products and the filtering will develop further. Feedback from designers and specifiers is shaping what comes next.
Product Catalog is Archlior's searchable index of architectural lighting products, drawn from reputable manufacturers and gathered in one place so you can look across brands without opening a separate website for each one.
Finding something is deliberately simple. Filter by product type, by the kind of space you are lighting, or by material — or ignore the filters entirely and type whatever you are after into the search box. There is no taxonomy to learn and no nested menus to work through.
Every product links straight through to the manufacturer's own website. That is the heart of it: you find the fitting, you see exactly who makes it, and you go to the source for the datasheet, photometric files, finishes and ordering information. The catalogue does not try to duplicate documentation the manufacturer already maintains properly — it makes sure you can find the product in the first place, and know who to go to.
The curation matters as much as the search. Every manufacturer in the index is an established, reputable name in architectural lighting, so what you find is something you can put in front of a client or into a specification with confidence. It is not an open marketplace and it is not padded with products of unknown origin.
That makes it useful in two directions. If you know the effect you want but not the fitting, search by product type, space or material and see what exists across brands. If you already have a manufacturer in mind, find their products in the same place and click through for the technical detail.
It is aimed at architects, interior designers, lighting designers and specifiers who would rather start from one searchable index than a folder of manufacturer bookmarks — and at anyone who has lost an afternoon trying to work out which brand made a fitting they liked. It runs in any browser with nothing to install.
The index is growing, and both the range of products and the filtering will develop further. Feedback from designers and specifiers is shaping what comes next.
Archlior is a comprehensive architectural lighting design platform for professionals and enthusiasts. It offers a searchable catalog of specification-grade lighting fixtures, a gallery of real-world project inspiration, an AI-powered lighting visualization studio, and professional resources, including lighting calculators, design guides, and industry standards.
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Product Catalog Frequently asked questions
There are three filters — product type, space and material — plus a free-text search box where you can type anything. It is a simple set-up rather than a deep technical filter, and it is being developed further.
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