Mica Lighting review

Updated October 12, 2026 · HabitatCue Editorial Team

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Our verdict

Mica Lighting is a Campbellfield lighting showroom known for direct to public access to a broad fixture display. It covers ceiling lights, pendants, wall lights, lamps and outdoor fixtures for homeowners and renters planning room by room updates with coordinated parts.

Key facts

Best for
Homeowners planning lighting around a showroom visit
Markets
AU
Products
Lighting
Official website
micalighting.com.au

Pros and cons

Pros

  • Large Campbellfield display groups pendants, wall lights and ceiling lights together
  • Covers bedrooms, living areas, offices and gardens with focused fixture choices
  • Stocks shades, holders and small components that keep fixtures coordinated
  • Presents coordinated pendant and LED ranges for themed room updates

Cons

  • Operates from a single Melbourne showroom for in person browsing
  • Range centres on lighting fixtures and parts without wider furniture choices
  • Designer inspired selection emphasizes replica styles over original editions
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Scored 8.0 / 10 by HabitatCue.

Who it suits

  • Homeowners refreshing living rooms and bedrooms
  • Renters adding portable table and floor lamps
  • Shoppers linking indoor light with porch and garden fixtures

Who should look elsewhere

  • Shoppers seeking furniture beyond lighting
  • Buyers wanting original designer editions only

What it does well

You can plan room by room light with pendants, cluster designs, oyster lights, batten fix lights and wall lights for hallways and living areas. Table, desk and floor lamps add movable light for reading corners and workspaces. Outdoor wall lights support porches, patios and garden paths with steady illumination. LED strip lights, panel lights, battens and recessed stair lights help layer task and accent light in kitchens and stairs. Fabric, glass and metal shades plus holders, rods, adaptor plates and junction boxes help you keep finishes matched across fixtures.

Our full take

MICA Lighting is a Melbourne lighting showroom selling lighting at wholesale prices direct to the public.

How Mica Lighting compares

Frequently asked questions

What does Mica Lighting sell?+

Mica Lighting sells ceiling lights, pendant lights, wall lights, table lamps, floor lamps and outdoor fixtures for home, office and garden areas. Shades, lamp holders and small components help you finish fixtures and keep fittings matched. Cluster pendants, oyster lights and batten fix lights expand choices for hallways and living areas.

Where is the Mica Lighting showroom?+

Mica Lighting operates its showroom in Campbellfield in Melbourne. You can browse ceiling lights, wall fixtures, pendants, lamps and outdoor options arranged for viewing. The setting helps you review shapes, finishes and sizes before selecting light for bedrooms, living areas and hallways.

Which indoor lighting types are offered?+

Indoor choices include pendant lights, cluster pendants, oyster lights, batten fix lights and wall lights. Table, desk and floor lamps add movable light for bedrooms, reading corners and workspaces. LED strip lights, panel lights and recessed lights support kitchens, hallways and stairs with layered illumination.

What outdoor and component options are available?+

Outdoor choices centre on wall lights for porches, patios and garden paths. Component choices include shades in fabric, glass and metal plus holders, adaptor plates, rods and junction boxes. Those extras help you match finishes across rooms and maintain existing fixtures with coordinated parts.

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Homeowners planning lighting around a showroom visit

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