(Poland) – Lighting brand Schwung launches its latest collection, Vesta, this September. The 13-piece series takes its name from the Roman goddess of the hearth and explores fire as a historic symbol of community and domestic life.

The collection spans floor, table, wall, and ceiling fixtures, with designs referencing both brutalist architecture and classical forms. Vertical brass elements echo ancient cannelures, while softer contours are said to draw inspiration from draped garments of antiquity. According to Schwung, the result is a balance between sculptural tension and contemporary refinement.

Each piece in the collection is available in three hand-applied brass finishes: Shadowed Gild, Verdigris Ash, and Rose Ash. The fixtures are also designed to adapt to varied architectural contexts, including vaulted or angled surfaces, and incorporate dimmable light to accommodate changes in atmosphere.

Dominique Sente, Co-founder and Creative Director at Schwung, says: “In the dialogue between designers and makers, we’ve spent years listening, attuned to the evolving desires of our most discerning clients. The wish was clear: a lighting collection that captures both classical depth and contemporary restraint. A sculptural language that speaks not loudly, but profoundly. Something edited, elemental, and rare. Vesta is our answer.”

www.schwung.com