eCommerce

Iguzzini

Luxury lights from Italian designers to China

Category

eCommerce

Services delivered
  • Brand Experience
  • Campaign
  • eCommerce
  • KOL
  • Livestream
  • Media
  • Social

Launching and running Iguzzini's cross-border Tmall store to win Chinese designers and luxury consumers without diluting the B2B heritage.

The brand

Iguzzini is an innovator in the lighting industry, dedicated to the study, design, and production of indoor and outdoor lighting systems since 1959. The company has a deep commitment to enhancing architecture and improving quality of life, using light as a tool for social innovation.

The challenge

We were brought in to support the launch and daily operations of Iguzzini’s cross-border eCommerce on Tmall in China. The task sat inside a broader ambition. Iguzzini wanted to reinforce its position as a B2B project-based luxury brand and, at the same time, capture the hearts of Chinese designers and luxury consumers. The brand wanted to move past its traditional market boundaries and become a default choice for China’s discerning luxury segment.

Our approach

We built the Tmall experience to feel like a design studio, not a catalogue. Product stories, designer collaborations, and architectural projects sat alongside clear purchase pathways, so a specifier, an architect, and a private buyer each found a route that fit their intent. Campaign activity, KOL partnerships, and livestream sessions gave the store a steady rhythm of moments throughout the year, while the visual language held to the brand’s European restraint.

Results

The launch on Tmall was a strong success, leading to sustained sales growth across 24 months. With a bold strategy, we helped Iguzzini grow commercially while keeping the luxury image intact. The outcome is a brand that now sits among the leading luxury lighting names in the Chinese market, visible to both project buyers and individual consumers.

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