Electricians aren't designers

Consider these questions when deciding who you want to help you make lighting decisions:

Questions: Electrician  Autumn Morrison at Lighting Guru Ltd
Do you love lights?
YES
Are you a lighting designer? YES
Do you work exclusively with homes? YES
Do you produce lighting plans? YES
Do you have a portfolio? YES
Do you have testimonials? YES
Do you have a website? YES
Do you own and run an online lighting website dedicated to designer lights? YES
Are your prices clear? YES
Are you invoices itemised? YES
Do you recommend lights even if you don't sell them? YES
Do you help find the right bulbs, even if you don't sell them? YES
Do you work with a wide range of brands? YES
Have you sold high quality designer lighting? YES
Do you enjoy shopping - scouring - for the best option? YES
Do you have decades of experience in this sector? YES
Do you have customer service experience? YES
Do you have lighting showroom experience? YES
Have you been to lighting trade shows? YES
Have you been flown out by manufacturers to visit their factories? YES
Have you been published in lighting magazines? YES
Do you have google reviews? YES
Do you have a lighting FB page? YES
Are you on LinkdIn as a lighting professional? YES
Do you have lighting Pinterest Boards? YES
Do you enjoy looking at interior design in your free time?
YES
Do you get a thrill when you spot a light you love in a movie?
YES
Do you ask the clients what their vision is? YES
Do you design the lighting around the furniture layout/architectural details? YES
Do you ask about interior details that impact lighting, such as wall colours and where mirrors hang? YES
Are you flexible when the client changes their mind? YES
Do you liaise with A/V on lighting moods? YES
Do you think there's a difference between electricians and lighting specialists? YES
Are you an electrician?  NO

 

How it works

simple three-step process
1

Book a free consultation

We connect via phone or video call at a time that suits you. I'll listen to your brief, ask the right questions, and share ideas in real time — no jargon, no pressure. No charge for the call.

2

Agree on time & scope

We'll discuss the work involved and how long it might take during the free consultation. Then you choose a block of time that feels comfortable as a starting point — you can always top up as your project develops.

3

Your project takes shape

I'll review your plans, check fitting choices, and develop a bespoke lighting proposal tailored to your project. You'll receive a clear, easy-to-understand plan — with a feedback session to make sure it's right for you. We discuss next steps if required.

Lighting Client Testimonials

"Autumn understood my struggles, listened to my ideas and delivered a clear plan for me to work too and within a budget I could afford!"

  • Chris Pearce, Stalybridge, Cheshire, UK
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Every great lighting scheme starts with a conversation. Book a free, no-obligation call with Autumn and let's talk about your home.

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A Lighting Designer Who Gets It

Lighting design is personal. Find out more about Autumn — and why so many homeowners across the UK love working with her to achieve beautiful lighting results.

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Great lighting doesn't have to cost the earth. Autumn charges by the hour — so you only pay for what you need, with no hidden costs and no pressure to spend more.

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Autumn Morrison, Lighting Designer

Electrician's are vital to installing the lighting for your home - not designing where it should go or what it should be. Call Autumn to hear how amazing your lighting can be.

Bespoke lighting design, expertly sourced lights and advice you can trust since 1999.

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Contact Autumn Morrison, lighting designer for homes, for an illuminating chat about your lighting project.

25+ years experience lighting homes.

Great lighting is personal. So is great service.

Autumn Morrison: (m) +44 07943469433 or email: lightingguru.com@gmail.com

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