Bathroom specialist hib is putting decorative lighting at the heart of bathroom design with the launch of a major new collection of wall and pendant lights, alongside an expanded range of non-illuminated mirrors for Autumn 2026.
Designed to enhance how a bathroom looks and feels, the collection brings lighting and mirrors together, opening up new ways to create atmosphere and add character to the space.
With the mirror often acting as a natural focal point, wall lights can be used to layer light around it, bringing warmth and ambience while adding another decorative detail to the room. Whether framing a mirror or making a statement, the right lighting can become the jewellery of the bathroom – a finishing touch that brings the whole look together.
At the heart of the launch are three new lighting families – Aria, Halo and Lance – spanning wall and pendant designs. All are IP44 rated for use in the bathroom, with a choice of brushed nickel, black, brushed brass and brushed bronze to complement a wide range of bathroom styles and finishes. A warm 3000K colour temperature across the collection helps create a softer, more inviting atmosphere.
Rob Ginsberg, CEO at hib, said: “This launch is an important step for hib. We’re giving our retail partners a new conversation to have with their customers – not simply which mirror they want, but how they want their bathroom to feel.
“By bringing decorative lighting together with mirrors and the wider bathroom collection, retailers can help customers build a space that feels considered, balancing atmosphere and personality with practical design.”
A new way to frame the mirror
The new lighting collection has been designed to sit naturally alongside hib’s growing range of non-illuminated mirrors, allowing customers to choose the shape and style of mirror they love, then use lighting to frame it, complement it or introduce contrast.
Aria Wall Lights. Aria brings a decorative touch to the bathroom, with three distinct shade designs. Bloom has the softness of modern classic design, Orben feels clean and contemporary, while Regent introduces a more traditional elegance. Positioned beside a mirror, each brings warmth and balance to the space.
Halo Disc & Pill. Halo takes a more sculptural approach. Disc creates a soft pool of light, while the elongated Pill draws the eye with its clean, linear form. Able to sit in any orientation, Pill can be used to create symmetry beside a mirror or make a more expressive statement.
Lance Wall & Pendant. Lance brings a more architectural feel, with clean lines that help shape the room as well as light it. Available as both a wall light and pendant, it can frame a mirror, introduce height or create a striking focal point.
The lighting launch is accompanied by an expanded collection of non-illuminated mirrors, with new and updated designs ranging from the simplicity of Willow and bevelled Rondo to more expressive shapes including Evelyn, Octavia and Thea. Together, the collections give retailers, designers and homeowners more choice to combine mirror shape, lighting style and finish to create a look that feels individual.
Building on customer feedback
Beyond lighting and mirrors, the Autumn launch also refreshes hib’s furniture collection, including the introduction of Cayla Tall. The new addition builds on the success of the existing Cayla range and reflects feedback from customers following the launch of Vanquish at KBB Birmingham earlier this year, continuing hib’s approach of listening closely to its customers and developing products around what they need.
New furniture finishes and handle designs add further choice, while updated mirrored cabinets offer more options for storage and configuration. Complementary brassware, showering and accessories help carry details across the bathroom, giving customers the freedom to create a cohesive look without everything needing to match.
Rob concludes: “The bathroom is increasingly a space where people want to express their own style. Lighting gives them another way to do that, whether through the shape of a fitting, the warmth of the light or how it works with the mirror. Across the wider collection, we’re giving customers more choice in how those details come together.”
