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Office interior in Antwerp, Belgium designed by <n>Nicolas Schuybroek</n>.

The <n>Globo Cestita</n> pendant lamp, designed by <n>Miguel Milá</n> for <n>Santa & Cole</n>. Photo by <n>Yosigo</n>.

<n>Pearl Sconce</n> designed by <n>Bec Brittain</n> for <n>Roll & Hill</n>.

Within the shell of an oyster and out of sight of the world, a grain of sand is turned into a pearl, resulting in one of nature’s most opulent artifacts. The new Pearl collection is beauty from within. Handblown Italian glass forms an outer shell that masks an internal handblown “pearl.” Layered and rich, Pearl

Pearl Sconce

<n>Clinio Flush Mounts</n> designed by <n>Vico Magistretti</n> for <n>Artemide</n>, c. 1960s.

<n>'Akaari' Ceiling Light</n> designed by <n>Vico Magistretti</n> for <n>Oluce</n>, c. 1980s.

<n>Lampadaire Femme et Homme au Pagne (Pair)</n> by <n>Ingrid Donat</n> for the <n>Ancestral</n> exhibition.

The Mush Table Lamp by Kilzi, Table Lamps

For design/delight Shanghai, Ark Kollekt presents an exclusive wall lamp by Christian+Jade, born from the design language established in their ongoing Vessels for Light collection. Arriving at a meeting point between the brutal and the tender, the paper lamp plays with the juxtaposition of stark, industrial forms and t

VESSELS FOR LIGHT

The <n>AN-45 lamp</n> from the <n>AXI3 system</n> by <n>dérive studio</n>, designed with <n>adam skotarczak</n>.

The <n>Iris Ceiling/Wall Light</n>, designed by <n>Lukas Peet</n> for <n>A-N-D</n> in 2023.

The <n>acrojack mini</n> is a versatile and adjustable spotlight.

The <n>Maison Louis Carré</n> (1959) by architects <n>Elissa Aalto</n> and <n>Alvar Aalto</n>. Photo by <n>Noemie Cedille</n>.

The <n>Aurele No. 1</n> wall sconce, designed by <n>HENRII</n>.

An interior space designed by <n>Le Corbusier</n>.

Signage at <n>Hotel Ur Bare</n> in Zarautz, designed by <n>Astet Studio</n>. Photo by <n>Meritxell Arjalaguer</n>.

The <n>Pearl Surface Mount</n> ceiling light by <n>Ladies & Gentlemen Studio</n> for <n>Roll & Hill</n>.

Within the shell of an oyster and out of sight of the world, a grain of sand is turned into a pearl, resulting in one of nature’s most opulent artifacts. The new Pearl collection is beauty from within. Handblown Italian glass forms an outer shell that masks an internal handblown “pearl.” Layered and rich, Pearl will ta

Pearl

The <n>Vessels for Light</n> collection by <n>Christian+Jade</n>.

<n>Medium Porcelain Orb</n> photographed by <n>Georges Antoni</n>.

Wooden Table Lamp designed by <n>Garcé Dimofski</n>. Photo by <n>Inês Silva Sá</n>.

A lamp by designer <n>Komrade & Kommander</n>.

<n>Italian Travertine Table Lamp</n>, designed and manufactured in Italy circa 1960s.

Writer <n>Marta Sanz</n> photographed by <n>Chema Madoz</n>.

The <n>Giova Lamp</n>, designed by <n>Gae Aulenti</n> for <n>Fontana Arte</n> in 1964.

<n>Akari Light Sculptures</n> by <n>Isamu Noguchi</n> at the <n>Vitra & Noguchi</n> exhibition. Photo by <n>Dejan Jovanovic</n>.

A custom <n>Saga Pendant</n> by <n>In Common With</n> at <n>Public Records</n>. Photo by <n>William Jess Laird</n>.

A lighting installation from the <n>Lightsong Exchange</n> by artist <n>Bennet Schlesinger</n> at <n>Marta</n> gallery.

<n>Alma Foyer console with Lamp</n> by designer <n>Reynold Rodriguez</n>.