About Roomlift

Furniture and lighting chosen one piece at a time

Roomlift sells lighting, tables, mirrors, seating and storage for homes across the United States. Around a hundred and thirty pieces, not a hundred thousand — a small catalog we can actually stand behind.

What we carry

Five categories. Lighting is the largest and the one we care most about: table and floor lamps, pendants, chandeliers and wall sconces in brass, bronze, black metal and real wood. Tables covers end and side tables, coffee tables, consoles and dining tables in solid wood, mango, acacia, marble and rattan. Then wall decor — oversized mirrors and framed art — seating in leather, bouclé and cane, and storage: nightstands and sideboards with real doors and real drawers.

We also build looks: small sets of pieces chosen to sit together, priced under the sum of their parts.

How we choose

Every piece has to pass the same screen before it goes in the catalog: a real material we can name, dimensions the manufacturer will state, a carton that ships without freight surcharges, and enough stock that it will not sell out the week it arrives.

Then someone looks at the photograph. Titles lie — "tufted oak" dining chairs turned out to be ornate gilt, "solid wood" side tables turned out to be carved cherry. Roughly a quarter of the pieces that passed every number were rejected on sight. That step is not optional.

What we will not do

We do not publish numbers we cannot confirm. If the manufacturer's dimensions are inconsistent, we leave them off and say so rather than pick one.
We do not invent discounts. Our prices are our prices. When a look is cheaper than its pieces bought separately, we show you the arithmetic.
We do not fake urgency. No countdown timers, no "three people are viewing this", no stock counters designed to rush you.

Where we ship from

Orders leave US warehouses operated by HomeRoots, our sourcing and fulfilment partner, and typically arrive within 5–10 business days, tracked.

Almost everything ships by parcel carrier. A small number of pieces — currently four in the whole catalog — are too large for parcel and travel by freight instead. Those say so on their own product page, before you buy, rather than in a general warning here.

For the trade

Interior designers, architects and hospitality buyers work from the same catalog at trade pricing, with quotes on volume. Details on the Trade Program page.