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Andlight review

Updated October 1, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team · Facts checked October 1, 2026

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Our verdict

Andlight suits German homes being furnished with lighting, rugs and decor, and a returns window of 365 days gives buyers time to live with a piece before deciding. Trading since 2009, it is a specialist shop where orders travel by delivery.

Key facts

Best for
German homes furnishing rooms with lighting and decor on a long returns window.
Return window
365 days↗
Free delivery threshold
€149↗
Markets
DE↗
Legal entity
Royal Design Group AB↗
Headquarters
Sweden↗
Founded
2009↗
Support channels
Email, Phone, Help-centre↗
Products
Lighting, Rugs, Mirrors, Wall art, Decor
Materials
Metal
Official website
andlight.de

Furniture

In-home trial
0 days↗
Free delivery
Yes↗

Furniture and home stores

Click and collect
No↗
Finance
Yes↗
Departments
Lighting, Furniture, Beds, Bedding, Kitchen, Decor, Garden

Facts checked October 1, 2026, 4 sources

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Returns run 365 days, so a lamp or rug can be judged in the room it will live in.
  • Free delivery starts at €149, with bulky products left outside that promise.
  • Finance is available at checkout, so a room's lighting can be spread across payments.
  • Trading since 2009 under Royal Design Group AB, the shop sits inside an established design group.

Cons

  • Orders come by delivery; the showroom assists with online orders rather than handing products over on the spot.
  • Free delivery leaves bulky products out, so a large fitting can still arrive with a charge on top of an order of €149 or more.
  • An order below €149 pays the delivery charge, which matters when buying a single lamp.

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Who it suits

  • Households buying lighting for a whole flat or house, since finance at checkout spreads the cost across payments.
  • Buyers who want to live with a piece for months before deciding, given returns of 365 days.
  • Readers furnishing a room in a single place, since the catalogue reaches lighting, furniture, beds and more.

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers who want to take a lamp home on the spot, since orders travel by delivery.
  • Buyers ordering a bulky piece on a tight budget, since free delivery leaves those products out.

Who runs it

Andlight is the name on the checkout, and the shop belongs to Royal Design Group AB, which publishes its address in Sweden. It has been curating and selling lighting online since 2009, so buyers are buying from a long-standing specialist rather than a new storefront. Questions about orders, returns or a damaged fitting go to the team on email, phone and help centre, which covers a phone line, an email address and a help centre. The group behind the name is the detail worth holding on to when a reader wants to know who answers when something goes wrong.

How Andlight compares

Frequently asked questions

What does Andlight sell?+

Andlight sells lighting, rugs, mirrors and more for the home, with lighting at the centre of the range. Rugs, mirrors and wall pieces sit alongside the lamps, so a reader can pick up a fitting and something to go under it in the same order. The shop has been curating and selling lighting online since 2009.

How long do I have to change my mind?+

Returns run 365 days, and the terms are set out on the shop's own returns page. That is long enough to live with a rug or a pendant lamp in the room it will sit in, rather than judging from a photograph. The team can be reached by phone or email when a return is on the way.

What does delivery cost?+

Free delivery starts at €149, and bulky products sit outside that promise. An order below that amount pays the delivery charge, as does a large fitting, so it is worth adding a second piece rather than shipping a lone lamp.

Can I pay in instalments?+

Finance is available at checkout, which lets a reader spread the cost of a room's lighting instead of paying it up front. The option sits in the shop footer with the payment methods, and free delivery still applies from €149 on qualifying orders.

Can I collect an order in person?+

Orders reach you by delivery. The showroom assists with online orders, though it holds nothing on site to take away on the spot, so delivery is the route to the product, with free delivery from €149 on orders that qualify.

Where does Andlight sell and deliver?+

Andlight sells into Germany, with the shop, its delivery terms and its support written for that market. The company behind the name is Royal Design Group AB, registered in Sweden, so a reader shopping from elsewhere should read the terms closely before ordering.

What materials are the lights made from?+

Materials are listed on the product page. The Moovelight table lamp with a wireless charger, for instance, carries a metal body, so a reader can judge the finish from the listing rather than from a photograph. Ranges vary by product, so the page for each piece is the place to check.

Who is behind Andlight?+

The shop trades as part of Royal Design Group AB, which is registered in Sweden, and it has been selling lighting online since 2009. Buyers can reach the team by phone, by email or through the help centre, and the returns window of 365 days is the term worth holding on to.

Sources

Compiled from 5 source pages, checked October 1, 2026. We did not open an account.

Andlight

German homes furnishing rooms with lighting and decor on a long returns window.

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