Empire
Introduced at the London design festival DESIGNjunction, these clear cylindrical lights draw focus on their elegant metal finishes. Braided metal flex is paired with copper or Zinc metal fittings and eye catching filament bulbs. Two sizes are available: the Empire Short - 210mm by 150mm and Empire Tall 420mm by 120mm.
Flora
A collaboration with Scarlett San Martin, Flora is a collection of powder coated aluminium shades available in three sizes that were introduced at DESIGNjunction in London. The flower template is laser cut from 2mm aluminium sheet then bent by hand and riveted together. The finished structure is then powdercoated, although finishes are available.
Globo
Illuminated Cristallo glass rods line the two satin gold rings of the Globo pendants, introduced at London's design festival DESIGNjunction. The rings - a shape that is echoed in a number of new pieces in the range - are connected at two points to form a spherical shape. Supplied with a ceiling canopy of diameter 170mm or a flush mounted ceiling plate - 100mm.
Anglepoise Type75
The timeless Type75 introduced at London's designjunction festival and created by British industrial product designer Sir Kenneth Grange, has been given a stylish new look by British designer Paul Smith. The lamp’s no-frills, mechanical functionality is clearly articulated by the playful colour-by-component approach of the Paul Smith palette.
Stick Lamp
Stick Lamp, introduced at London's DESIGNjunction festival, is an exploration into graphical form, line and colour. The design uses three traditional materials - stone, wood and metal - to create a modern bold design. Powered by an LED fitting it makes a great working task light, making the piece just as practical as it is aesthetically pleasing.
VINE
London design festival DESIGNjunction introduced this digital and interactive wine rack incorporating the latest LED technology, made from high quality crystal and specialized aluminium extrusion designed to take the weight of the bottles and to carry power and data to every shelf. Control system by DMX which provides a specific IP address for each shelf.
BOOOM!
DESIGNjunction festival in London introduced BOOOM!, built from an ingenious square-based pattern, folded together to form a beautiful sphere. Inspired by the industry of Bomb-craft, the piece exhibits an explosive beauty, excitement and attraction. Finished in brushed aluminium or brass or powder coated in black and white gold.
Pop
Pop, introduced at design festival DESGINjunction in London, is a handmade, modular lampshade fashioned from smoked bamboo. It is produced in small scale, in the misty mountains of northern Thailand, in collaboration with non-profit organisation Sop Moei Arts. Ecologically grown bamboo and fairly paid craftsmen give the piece strong ethical credentials.
Perch Light
The Perch Light, introduced at London design festival DESIGNjunction, is a balancing sculptural light made of folded paper and brass. The lamp takes the form of an abstract bird which appears to be delicately balanced on its metal perch. The bird is illuminated through contact with the perch and so is able to balance and swing freely in the breeze.
Gabbia Lamp
DESIGNjunction festival in London introduced the Gabbia Lamp designed by Ryosuke Fukusada & Rui Pereira, featuring a contemporary design inspired by traditional aesthetics and materials of Asia. Each piece combines bamboo and PVC Weave with an LED light source. The range includes a table top lamp and three suspension lamps.
Meteorite
Introduced at DESIGNjunction in London, Meteorite is a family of lamps comprised of four different types (wall, ceiling, suspension and table), each featuring the same double-layer glass diffuser. Designers Pio & Tito Toso created a special glass-blowing and grinding process to give the object its glowing, molten aesthetic.
Fade
Introduced at DESIGNjunction festival in London, this delicate lampshade made of stainless steel sheet metal (just 0.08mm thick) gives Fade its floating appearance. Microscopic perforations make the shade look transparent while, at the same time preventing glare. When switched off, the shade becomes opaque, hiding the light source.
