<n>Mashamba Garden</n> in Mallorca, Spain.

Set of iron chairs from <n>Bruises Gallery</n>'s show 'une maison sans ami'. Photo by <n>Samuel Pasquier</n>.

A hairstyle from a <n>Haider Ackermann</n> show.

<n>藍染め天竺ニットBoro haori</n> jacket, sold at the <n>experiment実験</n> pop-up at <n>夜長堂</n> in 2023.

A 1951 chandelier by <n>Angelo Lelii</n>. Photo from <n>FORD</n>.

The <n>Bow Chair</n> by <n>Marx & Co</n>.

Candle holders by floral designer <n>Edenique Floral Design</n>.

<n>Green Passage</n> by photographer <n>Paolo Abate</n>, curated by <n>Fubiz</n>.

<n>Ribbon Series</n> candlesticks in sterling silver by artist <n>Ane Christensen</n>, 2004.

<n>Soft Alphabet</n>, a 1965 sculpture by artist <n>Claes Oldenburg</n>.

Armilla chandelier by Scattered Disc Objects Dimensions: D 120 x W 50 x H 50 cm Material: Brass striped pipes, aluminum, Led spot light, steel cables. Armilla invites to a relationship with light. The tubes, like Doric columns, call for a movement around the object, in a mutual exchange between points of view and reflected rays. We have designed an alphabet of details to bring light through the openings, simply handcrafted. Cut with laser technologies for maximum precision, assembled and finished by hand, each lamp combines artisanal and Industrial processes to allow great flexibility of configurations and finishes, solutions suitable for living rooms, walls, ceilings, tables, stairwells, bedrooms. It is possible to customize the number of lights and rods, to create larger compositions or for specific lighting needs, using small mirrors to divert the otherwise straight path of the light. Armilla is a catalyst of glances, a luminous divertissement.

Armilla Chandelier by Scattered Disc Objects

The <n>Atollo Lamp</n>, designed by <n>Vico Magistretti</n>.

An AI-generated image of a spiral garden by <n>ai.riel.ai</n>.

<n>Art Deco</n> chandelier by <n>Albert Cheuret</n> in patinated bronze and alabaster, c. 1930. Photo by <n>Sotheby's</n>.

The <n>Gwen Table Lamp</n> from <n>Huey Lightshop</n>.

<n>Phagocyte cutlery</n> (1991) by <n>Claude Lalanne</n> for <n>Artcurial</n>. Photo by <n>Sotheby's</n> and <n>Artcurial</n>.

<n>Robert Irwin</n>'s <n>Varese Window Room</n> (1973) at <n>Villa Panza</n> for the <n>AISTHESIS</n> exhibition.

Branding imagery for <n>Microsoft</n> icons by art director <n>Nidia Dias</n> and studio <n>Tendril</n>.

A <n>Pietra Dura stone table lamp</n> with fossil pieces, designed in Gotland, Sweden in the 1970s.

<n>Drone Aluminium Chair</n> by Berlin-based designer <n>Jakub Kubica</n>, 2022.

Custom linen shade designed by and exclusive to <n>virga</n>.

<n>Contra Naturam</n> chair and table by artist <n>Tuomas Markunpoika</n>.

<n>Proportions of Stone_Shelf 01</n> by <n>Lee Sisan</n>, 2018.

The <n>SNABBKÖP</n> doormat by <n>IKEA</n>.

<n>Jardin</n> cutlery designed by <n>Conie Vallese</n> for the <n>Angle of repose</n> exhibition at <n>Jacqueline Sullivan Gallery</n>.

<n>Light Pyramid</n> (2011), a light sculpture by <n>Chris Clavio</n>.

<n>SLABS</n> coffee table by <n>Linde Freya</n> for <n>Aequo</n> gallery, crafted from German silver and teak wood.

The <n>Checkerboard Moss Garden</n> at <n>Tōfuku-ji Temple</n>, designed by <n>Mirei Shigemori</n>.

The moss garden at <n>Saiho-ji Temple</n> in Kyoto, Japan.