Enso Lighting
A hand-picked edit of decorative lighting for British homes
Last updated on 29th September 2026
About Enso Lighting
Enso Lighting sells pendants, ceiling lights, chandeliers, wall lights and lamps for UK homes, aimed at buyers who want something other than the usual mass-market catalogue. The company trades as Barton Mill Group Limited, registered in England and Wales.
The range splits into two strands. Signature pieces are commissioned from independent ateliers in Denmark, France, Portugal and the UK, made in small runs from plaster, brass, rattan, ceramic and alabaster, and finished by hand to patina over time. Alongside these sits an everyday range, sourced more widely but checked against a reference sample for finish and light quality before it's listed, and confirmed CE marked and RoHS compliant. Across both strands, the catalogue is organised by room, by style (Japandi, wabi-sabi, modern minimal, contemporary and others including industrial, art deco and mid-century), and by finish, spanning brass, chrome, travertine, plaster and clear or frosted glass, among others.
Nothing is held in warehouse stock. Each order is placed with the workshop that makes the piece and finished to order, which is why standard delivery runs to five to seven working days rather than next-day. The edit is kept deliberately small, described by the company as a considered selection rather than a bulk catalogue, and pieces are dropped if they don't hold up against the maker's own reference sample.
What Enso Lighting sells
- Pendant Lights
- Ceiling Lights
- Chandeliers
- Wall Lights
- Table Lamps
- Bedside Lamps
- Downlights
- Spotlights
Highlights from Enso Lighting
Kara Organic Stone-Effect Pendant Light — Sand Beige
A pendant light cast in a stone-effect finish, its sand beige shade shaped into an irregular, hand-formed silhouette.
Halo 3-Light Ribbed Drum Pendant — Glass, Antique Brass
A three-light drum pendant with ribbed glass shades set in an antique brass frame.
Solene Ribbed Ceiling Pendant — Glass, Antique Brass
A single ribbed glass pendant on an antique brass fitting.
Enso Lighting delivery, returns and warranty
- Delivery
- Free UK mainland delivery over £40; £7.95 flat fee below that; 5–7 working days from order to delivery.
- Returns
- 30 days from delivery for a full refund, in original condition with packaging where possible.
- Warranty
- Two-year warranty as standard on everything; some pieces carry a longer manufacturer's warranty.
- Payments
- All major cards, Apple Pay, Google Pay, PayPal and Shop Pay.
- Ships to
- UK mainland addresses only, with surcharges or longer times for some regions.
- Based in
- United Kingdom
Questions about Enso Lighting
Are bulbs included with Enso Lighting fittings?
It depends on the piece: some come with bulbs and some do not, and each product page states this clearly under the specification section. Where a bulb is not included, Enso will usually recommend the right one to pair with the fitting.
Are Enso Lighting pendants and fittings dimmable?
Most fittings can be dimmed, but this depends on the fitting itself, the bulb used and the dimmer switch fitted in the wall, all of which need to be compatible. Each product page states whether that particular fitting is dimmable.
Do I need an electrician to install Enso Lighting fittings?
Anything hardwired, such as pendants, wall lights or ceiling lights, should be installed by a qualified electrician, and UK regulations require this for most installations. Plug-in pieces like table and floor lamps need no installation at all.
What is the difference between 2700K and 4000K bulbs at Enso Lighting?
The Kelvin figure describes how warm or cool the light appears: 2700K is very warm and candlelight-like, suited to living rooms and bedrooms, while 4000K is a neutral daylight tone better suited to task lighting and workspaces. Enso generally advises choosing a warmer bulb for a home.
How do I clean an Enso Lighting fitting?
Most materials can be wiped with a soft, dry cloth once the light is switched off and cool, while brass and metalwork need only a barely damp cloth and no abrasive polish. Fabric shades are best cleaned with a soft brush or a low-suction vacuum.
How long does Enso Lighting delivery take?
Enso holds no stock, so each light is made to order and takes 5 to 7 working days from order to delivery, including transit. A tracking link is emailed as soon as the order leaves the workshop.
Does Enso Lighting ship to Northern Ireland or the Scottish Highlands?
Enso currently ships to UK mainland addresses only as standard. Northern Ireland, the Channel Islands, the Isle of Wight, the Isle of Man and the Scottish Highlands and Islands may carry a surcharge or take a little longer, worked out at checkout.
How do I return an Enso Lighting order?
Customers have 30 days from delivery to return an item in its original condition for a full refund, which is more generous than the statutory 14-day right. Buyers cover return postage for a change of mind, but Enso pays for faulty, damaged or wrong items.
What happens if my Enso Lighting order arrives damaged?
Shoppers should write in within 48 hours of delivery with photos of the damage, and Enso will arrange a replacement or full refund at no cost, dealing with the carrier directly. Return shipping for damaged items is covered by Enso.
What does the Enso Lighting warranty cover?
Every piece carries a manufacturer's warranty that varies by maker, typically one to five years against manufacturing defects, on top of the standard two-year Enso warranty. Claims are handled by writing in with an order number, description and photos, and Enso deals with the maker directly.
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