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A <n>Rivet Side Table</n> and products from the <n>St. Pauls Apothecary collection</n> by <n>Frama</n>.

An <n>Essential Metal</n> console from the <n>DG02 Project</n> at the <n>Dogok Samsung Raemian</n> apartments.

A minimalist bedroom setup featuring <n>Pioneer DJ equipment</n>.

The <n>SHLF 1 S 55 Steel Shelf</n>, a Danish-produced minimalist shelving system by <n>Shlf</n>.

Stainless steel tableware from <n>Service Projects</n>.

A collection of <n>Dieter Rams</n> designed products on a <n>Vitsœ</n> <n>606 Universal Shelving System</n> at <n>Monolabor</n> cafe.

Mexican Handcrafted Rugs by Studio Rrres - Art & Design - Design. / Visual.

Egress - the coming and going of moments in time. 




The Egress Candle Holder is a warm reminder of enjoyable dinner parties with friends or a special Friday night in, emanating a soft window of light in the evening. With an intriguing geometric form and simple tapered candle, Egress provides warmth wherever placed, providing an alternative to art or wall lighting. 




Easy installation, hang on a simple nail or screw.




Mess free - wax drips will pool inside the sconce, where they are easily removed once dry.




Suitable for indoor and outdoor use.




Expertly hand-finished in the Netherlands.




Portable - easily move the Egress Candle holder around your space.




An intriguing alternative to hanging art or wall lighting.










Made of 5052 Aluminium which has been precision laser cut, folded and welded. The hand-finished nature of this object means the surface finish will vary, each piece containing its own unique variations. Raw aluminium patinas over time, becoming slightly darker.




NOTE: The next  batch of Egress Candle holders are currently being crafted, expected ship from the Netherlands from Mid December.

Egress Candle Holder by PARCTA

The <n>S24 Apartment</n> in Düsseldorf by <n>Vaust Studio</n> with art by <n>Tony Kelly</n>. Photo by <n>Clemens Poloczek</n>.

The <n>FRAMA Shelf Library system</n> by <n>Frama</n>, from retailer <n>Kollekted by</n>.

The Los Angeles home of <n>DEPART STUDIO</n>.