Light as language. Culture as home.

Each piece we curate carries a quiet story—of daily rituals, of cultural memory, of the way light settles into a home and becomes part of life. We believe light is not only something we see, but something we feel, something that lingers.

Born from Taiwan, our understanding of light is shaped by the island itself—its shifting weather, gentle humidity, slow afternoons, and hands that have practiced their craft for generations. These elements form a sensitivity to light that is subtle, patient, and deeply human.

At Lightlogue, we seek objects that speak in whispers.
Lighting and everyday pieces created by Taiwanese designers who work with shadow, texture, material, and restraint—allowing light to reveal, rather than announce.

Our mission is cultural translation through light.
We hope Taiwan’s light can travel farther, not loudly, but softly—finding its way into homes, becoming quietly loved, and remaining close over time.

Lightlogue begins with light, but it does not end there.
It becomes a conversation—between island and world, object and hand, space and feeling.

From here, we shape homes where light carries memory, warmth, and stories waiting to be lived.