Lighting

The <n>Puffball Sconce</n> by designer <n>Faye Toogood</n>.

The <n>Khoai Môn Light (Taro)</n> from the Rễ Cây collection by <n>Steffany Trần</n> for her studio <n>Vy Voi</n>.

The <n>Eclipse Chandelier</n> by <n>Ochre</n>.

The <n>Pagoda Lamp</n> by <n>Mario Tsai Studio</n>.

<n>Luminaires en résine et laiton</n>, a luminous work of art.

<n>Soft Rui</n> lighting collection by <n>Mario Tsai</n> and <n>Rui Zhou</n>, showcased at <n>Spotti Milano</n> for <n>Milan Design Week</n>.

An <n>Italian Table Lamp</n> with a ceramic base and fabric shade, circa 1970.

The <n>Big Glow</n> lamp by <n>Studio Truly Truly</n> for <n>Rakumba Lighting</n>, launched at <n>Milan Design Week</n> 2025.

<n>Tripp Mini Sconce</n> by <n>Pelle</n>, designed by <n>Jean and Oliver Pelle</n>.

The <n>Ruga Lamp</n> by designer <n>Hila</n>, presented by Mexican design gallery <n>Difane</n>.

The <n>Soren Globe Light 700</n> by <n>Pinch Design</n>.

Dec 12, 2023 - The Soren globe light makes a statement with its generous scale and just-off sphericity. Its gently faceted exterior invites a play between light and shadow which results in a gentle luster shining out from the light’s banana fiber surface. The pendant is supplied with a fabric-covered cord as standard, but an optional…

Soren Globe Pendant Light 700

The <n>OBJ-09 Pendant Lamp</n> for the <n>Unearthing</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.

<n>OBJ-01 Table Lamp</n> (2020) by designer <n>Manu Bañó</n>. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.

A <n>mid-century modern</n> kitchen interior designed by <n>Sire Design</n>.

<n>PROMETHEUS III</n> chandelier by <n>Christopher Boots</n> at the <n>Cartier</n> Oceania flagship in Sydney. Photo by <n>Sean Fennessy</n>.

The <n>Soft RUI_wall lamp</n>, a collaboration between designers <n>Rui Zhou</n> and <n>MARIO TSAI</n>.

<n>Alana Burns</n>'s <n>Candleholder</n>, featured in the <n>Inner Space</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>David Alhadeff</n>.

<n>Magma</n> lighting fixture by <n>EWE studio</n>. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.

<n>Esculpa 14" Rounded Wall Light</n> by designer <n>Kelly Wearstler</n> for <n>Visual Comfort</n>.

The <n>Sắn Light</n> by <n>Steffany Tran</n> for <n>Vy Voi</n>, presented at <n>New York Design Week</n> 2024.

The <n>Tripp Mini Pendant</n> in patinated steel, designed by <n>Pelle</n>.

<n>Svalinn Sconce, Bronze</n> by <n>Pierre Yves Guenec</n>, 2019.

Inspired by the Nordic Mythology, the ‘Svalinn’ sconce is the artist’s bronze interpretation of a mythological shield that stands before the Sun, protecting the world from its intense heat. Using traditional bronze-smithing techniques, the Svalinn sconce embodies a timeless tradition of solar imagery dating back to the Nordic Bronze Age.

Svalinn Sconce Bronze

<n>OBJ-09 PENDANT LAMP</n> for the <n>Unearthing: The Alchemy of Mexican Metalwork</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.

<n>Italian Cocoon Pendant Lamp</n> from the 1960s.

<n>Satellite Lamp</n> by <n>Dirk van der Kooij</n>.

The <n>Sun Pillar</n> luminaire, designed by <n>Gregory Beson</n> in 2023.

The <n>Mulberry Globe Pendant - Large</n> by designer <n>Anna Karlin</n>.

The <n>USO (Unidentified Standing Object) Floor Lamp</n> by <n>Lana Launay</n>, inspired by <n>Googie</n> architecture.

A nod to Googie architecture and the dystopian perspective of the atomic age - Originally exhibited under the title 'illume 03' in group show 'BEST LIFE' at Saint Cloche Contemporary Art Gallery, 2022.

USO' (Unidentified Standing Object) Floor Lamp by Lana Launay, Floor Lamps

<n>Sculptural Light</n> table lamp by <n>Frero Collective</n>.

<n>Plinth 01</n> in Travertine, Sulfur Bronzed Steel, and Acrylic.

A <n>Vintage Brass Mirror</n> from Italy, 1960s, from <n>House of Huseth</n>.

The <n>Tomato type Japanese paper shade night lamp</n> by <n>KUTSUROGU</n>.

Tomato type Japanese paper shade night lamp

<n>OBJ-08</n>, a series of copper sculptural wall mirrors.

<n>Taraxacum Pendant Light</n> designed by <n>Achille Castiglioni</n> and <n>Piero Castiglioni</n> for <n>Flos</n> in 1960.

<n>OBJ-08</n>, a sculptural copper wall mirror by <n>Pedro Arturo</n>. Photo by <n>Alejandro Ramírez Orozco</n>.