Light as Form: New Lamps Defined by Design
Sculptural forms: When lighting becomes an object of art
These lamps are designed to be seen as much as they are meant to illuminate. Expressive silhouettes, openwork elements and fluid contours turn them into sculptural accents that hold attention even when switched off.
Models like Sutra, Rohana and Sawangi explore negative space and soft curves, creating a sense of lightness despite their solid presence. Minard and Amina add a more graphic interpretation of sculpture, with bold outlines and confident proportions.
Such pieces work best as focal points — on a console, a side table or in a reading corner — where their form can be appreciated without visual competition.
Geometry and architecture: Clear lines, strong structure
This group speaks the language of architecture. Defined by cylinders, rectangles and clean verticals, these lamps bring order and structure into a space.
The Sultan and Tantra designs rely on strong proportions and solid bases, making them ideal for interiors with a modern or architectural character. Ganges and Metric introduce a more restrained geometry, where simplicity becomes the main statement.
These lamps integrate seamlessly into contemporary settings — living rooms, bedrooms or offices — supporting the overall composition rather than drawing attention away from it.
Texture and tactility: Light you can almost feel
In this selection, surface takes centre stage. Ribbed finishes, subtle reliefs and textured materials interact with light, creating depth through shadow and reflection.
Onica, Sonica and Taro showcase how texture can add character without relying on bold shapes. Karma and Dharma further soften the space, bringing a sense of warmth and visual comfort that works particularly well in layered interiors.
These lamps are perfect for bedside tables, sideboards and shelves — places where materiality matters and light is meant to feel intimate.
Soft classics, reimagined: Familiar forms with a contemporary touch
This group revisits classic lamp silhouettes through a modern lens. Balanced proportions, fabric shades and calm lines create designs that feel timeless, yet fresh.
Salem, Mantra and Eva are versatile pieces that blend effortlessly into a wide range of interiors — from modern classic to contemporary homes focused on comfort. They don’t seek attention, but quietly complete the space and bring a sense of visual stability.
Ideal for living rooms and bedrooms, these lamps provide a soft, even light and a feeling of understated elegance.
Whether you’re looking for a sculptural statement, architectural clarity or subtle texture, the right design can transform both the mood and the structure of a space
