Bespoke Commissions

OYLIN Bespoke

Bespoke

Two paths. One considered process.

Choose the route that matches the project today. Material selection, quotation, approval and production remain project-specific in both cases.

01

Commission an existing OYLIN design

Start with a design already in the collection. We confirm current material availability, dimensions, metal and electrical requirements, quantity, destination and workshop feasibility before issuing a project quotation.

Explore designs

02

Develop a new design with OYLIN

Begin from a project need, sketch or reference. OYLIN reviews the brief first and confirms the design-development scope, fee, revision allowance and expected timing in writing before work begins. Manufacturing quotation and engineering confirmation follow once the design direction is approved.

Send a project brief

Project Inquiry

Tell us about your project

Request material availability and a quote for an existing OYLIN design, begin a new design, source stone for a project or ask about sample sets.

Required — enough for us to understand the project and reply usefully.
Optional — share what is already known; “Not sure yet” is completely fine.

For a new design, we review the brief first and confirm the design-development scope, fee, revision allowance and expected timing in writing before work begins.

Useful only if you prefer a call or messaging follow-up.

You can also reply to our confirmation email with JPG, DWG or PDF references.

Helps us consider regional electrical requirements and delivery context.

Overall fixture size, room scale, or available installation zone are all useful.

A short paragraph is enough. We can refine the specification together after review.

Response within 2 business days. Required fields are marked with an asterisk. Optional details help us respond more precisely; if something is undecided, leave it blank or write “Not sure yet”.

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