100,000 sq ft factory in Roanoke, VirginiaApproved brand-program supplierEast & West Coast distribution15,000+ hospitality projects delivered
Products
Hotel & Hospitality Lighting Solutions
Our categories cover the full range of hospitality applications — from guest-room task lighting to large-scale public-area fixtures. Every family is engineered for contract durability, consistent color and finish, and straightforward customization.
These contract lighting fixtures are repeatedly selected for hospitality projects because of their performance in the field, replacement-part availability, and how easily they adapt to brand standards.
Mario Contract Lighting supports approved brand programs and repeat specifications across major hospitality portfolios, while still accommodating property-specific design requirements and PIP updates.
Mario Contract Lighting has manufactured hospitality lighting for more than 100 years — supporting guest rooms, public areas and brand programs. Our approach combines American production, practical customization and coordinated nationwide logistics so projects stay aligned with design intent, budget expectations and real installation dates.
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U.S. Manufacturing in Roanoke, Virginia
Metal fabrication, powder coating and plating, shade production, wiring and final assembly all happen under one 100,000-square-foot roof. Keeping these steps in-house means finishes stay consistent from the first sample to the final room, engineering changes can be made mid-project without restarting a container, and replacement parts remain available years after installation.
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East & West Coast Shipping Support
With distribution support on both coasts, we reduce freight complexity and support predictable delivery nationwide. Production schedules are coordinated against installation windows for renovations, brand refreshes and new openings — including phased floor-by-floor releases so that crates arrive when the rooms are actually ready.
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We Customize Everything
From finishes and materials to sizes, shades and mounting styles, every fixture can be adapted. Our team works alongside designers and purchasing groups to balance brand standards, application needs and manufacturing feasibility — then documents the result in clear submittals so the fixture that ships is the fixture that was approved.
Every product on our site can be modified to suit your project. From a single finish or size change to a fully developed custom fixture, the process follows the same structured path — so design intent, budget and manufacturing reality stay in step.
STEP 01
Start With a Product or a Concept
Begin with any catalog fixture and adapt it to your application, or start from a blank sheet. Both routes enter the same engineering workflow, so a modified stock lamp and a ground-up design receive the same documentation and quality review.
STEP 02
Define the Details With Our Team
We review finishes, materials, dimensions, shades, mounting and electrical specifications. Share sketches, reference imagery or a design narrative and work directly with an experienced lighting designer rather than through a sales portal.
STEP 03
Review, Visualize, Finalize
Options are validated for feasibility, photometric performance and code compliance. Once drawings and finish samples are approved, production is released — so you see the design resolved before tooling begins.
We manufacture for environments where durability, color consistency and ease of maintenance matter as much as the visual result — hotels, resorts, restaurants, senior living and multifamily properties across North America and beyond.
Acadia NYCNew York, NY · 2025 · Guest rooms & public areasLouie’s Prime Steak & SeafoodPort Washington, NY · 2025Renaissance Wind Creek ResortWillemstad, Curaçao · 2025Studio Allston HotelBoston, MA · 2025Meadowmark ApartmentsCastle Rock, CO · 2025
Straight answers from our specification and production teams on customization, lead times, minimums and brand-standard matching.
Custom hospitality lighting usually covers finish changes, size adjustments, shade modifications, material substitutions, hardware variations and electrical configuration such as USB ports, outlets or switch location. Most of these adjustments carry little or no cost premium when they are raised early in the specification stage.
Mario Contract Lighting is a manufacturer. We operate domestic production in Roanoke, Virginia and work with long-term overseas manufacturing partners. Every fixture is engineered to contract-grade requirements rather than pulled from a consumer catalog, which is why sockets, harps, finials and shades remain serviceable years later.
Yes. Our 100,000-square-foot facility in Roanoke, Virginia handles metal fabrication, finishing, shade production, wiring and assembly. Domestic manufacturing is selected strategically, based on materials, lead-time pressure and budget targets — and it is often the fastest route for mid-project changes.
Lead times depend on product type, degree of customization, production location and current factory capacity. Domestic production generally supports shorter, more predictable schedules, while imported production requires a longer planning window for tooling, sampling and ocean freight. Final lead times are confirmed in writing before production begins.
Minimum order quantities vary by product type, material and production method — often from a single ceiling fixture up to 25 pieces for illuminated signage. Domestic manufacturing typically offers more flexibility than imported production, which helps with pilot rooms, mock-ups and partial-floor renovations.
Yes. Finishes, metals, wood tones, acrylics and shade fabrics can be developed to align with brand standards or a designer’s intent. Matching is validated against material availability, durability and production feasibility so results stay consistent across rooms, floors and multiple properties in the same program.
Guest rooms, corridors, lobbies, restaurants, ballrooms, meeting spaces, senior living communities and multifamily buildings. Project types range from single-property renovations and PIP updates to new construction and multi-location brand programs.
Yes. We collaborate daily with designers, architects, purchasing agents, contractors and project managers — supporting specification development, customization review, submittal packages, freight coordination and post-installation parts support.
