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Hudson Valley Lighting

From its origins amid the historic craft of the Hudson River Valley, Hudson Valley Lighting has forged a legacy that mixes heritage design with contemporary clarity. Founded by David Littman in 1985, the company draws on generational experience in lighting and a deep respect for materials and detail. Their fixtures often feature hand-finished metals, textural glass, and a design vocabulary that blends vintage inspiration with modern refinement—a balance of comfort and precision.

Tri-Supply partners with Hudson Valley Lighting because our customers demand lighting that doesn’t just do its job—but defines a space. With this brand, you get thoughtfully engineered fixtures, refined finishes, and design-forward forms that integrate seamlessly across room types, styles, and budgets. Visit one of our showrooms to explore the full Hudson Valley Lighting offering, view finish options up close, and consult with one of our lighting specialists about how these fixtures can elevate your home.

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