G Lighting Mission

G Lighting’s mission is to provide quality architectural lighting products and personal service to our clients through project completion. We take pride in our American made products. 

In addition to our catalog fixtures, we offer modifications and unique custom capabilities, including traditional and restoration solutions for any scale project.

Technology

At G Lighting, we are consistently coming up with break through technology and new features. With our team of designers and fabricators, you can be sure that G Lighting is making your products to the highest standards. We are always looking forward to our next idea in luminaire technology. 

For 115 years, we have offered high quality, decorative performance lighting. In 2009, we started transitioning our products to LED. LED’s have enabled us to restore existing antique lighting with current technology. This has allowed us to build products that were not possible with older traditional lamping. To meet the demanding needs for energy conservation, we incorporate the latest advances in LED technology, controls, and energy efficient lamping into every design. We are excited to be lighting the way, merging technology with art and design.

History

Gross Gas and Electric fixture company was founded in 1908 in St. Louis, Missouri. In 1914 we began doing business as Gross Chandelier Company. During World War II, Gross Chandelier Company suspended manufacturing light fixtures and fulfilled over 500 government contracts in direct support of the war effort. After the war, we resumed normal operations.

In 2022, United States Marine Corps Veteran, Mike Gross, and his wife Kara became fourth generation owners.

“I believe in running our business with integrity. Our commitment to our agents and customers is what sets our company apart in this industry. We stand behind our products and provide a level of service that is no longer common. We design and manufacture all of our products in St. Louis, Missouri, and we are proud to say we are American made. We source as many products and materials domestically.”

– Mike Gross