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About FLOS
FLOS is an Italian lighting design company founded in 1962, known for collaborating with major architects and designers to produce lighting pieces that have become genuine design icons — several FLOS lamps sit in permanent collections at institutions like MoMA. The brand spans residential lighting through its retail-facing collections and larger-scale commercial and architectural lighting for hospitality, retail, and office projects.
FLOS Lighting Collections
- Table, floor, and pendant lamps designed by names like Philippe Starck, the Castiglioni brothers, and Michael Anastassiades.
- Wall and ceiling fixtures for residential interiors.
- Outdoor lighting collections built for weatherproof durability.
- FLOS Architectural — larger-scale commercial and hospitality lighting systems.
FLOS Professional And FLOS Architectural
FLOS Professional (also referred to as FLOS Architectural) serves the commercial side of the business — hotels, retail spaces, offices, and large-scale architectural projects — where lighting is specified as part of a broader interior design or build plan rather than purchased as a single retail item. This side of the business typically works through architects, designers, and specifiers rather than direct-to-consumer retail.
FLOS USA And FLOS France
FLOS operates regional storefronts and showrooms across multiple countries, including the US and France, with product availability, pricing, and active promotions sometimes differing slightly between regions. Checking your specific region's site before ordering matters if you're comparing prices across countries, since currency and regional promotions can shift the total noticeably.
Is FLOS The Same As Flo's Restaurant?
No — Flo's Restaurant is an entirely unrelated dining establishment and has no connection to FLOS the lighting design company. If you're specifically looking for the Italian lighting brand, make sure you're on the correct flos.com site rather than confusing it with an unrelated restaurant of a similar-sounding name.
Choosing A Statement Light Without Regret
Because FLOS pieces are a genuine investment, checking the scale and proportion against your actual room dimensions before ordering matters more than it does with a budget fixture you can easily swap out later. I measured my dining table but not the ceiling height before my first order, and the pendant I chose ended up hanging slightly lower than I'd ideally wanted.
FLOS Discount Code
Codes and seasonal sale discounts do circulate periodically, though less frequently than with fast-fashion or mass-market retailers, given the brand's design-led positioning. Applying a currently verified code from this page before checkout is the most reliable way to catch an active discount when one is running.
Here's what it actually looks like once a working code is applied and the discount shows up in the order total below.
Investing In One Statement Piece Vs. Several Smaller Ones
Rather than replacing every light fixture in a home at once, a lot of FLOS shoppers, myself included, start with a single statement piece in the room that matters most — a dining room, an entryway, a living room — and build out from there over time. That approach spread the cost out and let me actually live with one piece before deciding whether I wanted to invest further in the brand for other rooms.
FLOS Outdoor Lighting For Patios And Gardens
Beyond interior fixtures, the outdoor collection is built for genuine weatherproof durability rather than being a slightly modified indoor design, which matters if you're considering a piece for a patio or garden rather than a covered porch. A friend's outdoor FLOS lamp has survived several full seasons of exposure without any noticeable degradation, which is honestly more than I expected from a design-forward outdoor fixture at that price point.
Working With A Designer Or Architect
For a larger renovation or new build, working through an interior designer or architect who already has an account or relationship with FLOS Professional can sometimes unlock trade pricing not available to individual retail shoppers. If you're planning a bigger project rather than a single fixture, it's worth asking your designer whether that's an option before buying retail on your own.
- I measured my table width but not the ceiling height before ordering a pendant light, and it hung a bit lower over the table than I'd ideally wanted.
- I assumed the US and international sites had identical pricing, and later found a noticeable difference once I compared them directly.
- I skipped checking the dimmer compatibility with my existing switches, and had to buy a compatible dimmer separately after the fixture arrived.
Living With A Design Piece Long-Term
Unlike a trend-driven fixture that can feel dated within a few years, the FLOS pieces I've bought have aged into the room rather than out of it, which is really the argument for paying more upfront for a genuinely well-designed piece. Several years in, the pendant I was originally nervous about spending on is still the fixture guests comment on first when they walk into the room.
FLOS turned out to be the rare case where the higher price genuinely matched the build quality once the piece was actually in my home. Measuring carefully and applying an active discount code from this page is the smart way to make a statement lighting purchase like this feel less like a gamble.
