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British manufacturing.
Our next chapter in America.

Hudson Landscape Lighting brings our approach to outdoor lighting to the United States.

Where your light is made

Parts manufactured in Great Britain, hand assembled in Sarasota, Florida.

Our manufacturing plan brings more of the process to Sarasota in stages. Phase 1 is our current phase; later phases are planned.

Current phase · October 2026

Phase 1: Assembly starts in Sarasota, Florida

UK
CNC machining, tumbling, hand patination and electronics manufacture. Parts and electronics are shipped to the US.

USA
Assembly, overmoulding and testing in Sarasota, Florida.

Planned phase · February 2027

Phase 2: Hand patination moves to Sarasota

UK
CNC machining, tumbling and electronics manufacture. Parts and electronics are shipped to the US.

USA
Hand patination, assembly, overmoulding and testing in Sarasota, Florida.

Planned phase · 2027–2028 · Subject to sales

Phase 3: CNC machining and tumbling move to Sarasota

UK
Electronics manufacture. Electronics are shipped to the US.

USA
CNC machining, tumbling, hand patination, assembly, overmoulding and testing in Sarasota, Florida.

Follow the workshop updates below for the machines, the assembly rig and our progress in Sarasota.

The latest chapter

One step closer to manufacturing landscape lights in the America! - watch on YouTube

Follow the journey

Announcing the USA - watch on YouTube

Announcing the USA

The future of Hudson Lighting and micro manufacturing.

Building the rig - watch on YouTube

Building the rig

The Syil X5 and the assembly rig taking shape.

Nearly ready to ship - watch on YouTube

Nearly ready to ship

Preparing the rig for its journey to America.

Two weeks to go - watch on YouTube

Two weeks to go

The final preparations before leaving for the USA.

Starting a lighting factory in America - watch on YouTube

Starting a lighting factory in America

Watch the previous workshop update.

Lighting with restraint

We start with the places that need light and the places that should stay dark. Explore our approach to wildlife and the night sky.

Wildlife and dark skies