It Gets Me

Crafted from high-quality stainless steel and nickel plating, this candelabra boasts a twisted, double-arm design that exudes elegance. Its intricate twists and turns make a bold statement, while maintaining a subtle and refined appearance.

Twist Candleholder, Candleholders

Candle holders from <n>LES Collection</n>. Photo by <n>BROYT</n>.

The <n>Oblong Loop Table Lamp</n>, a minimalist design with a sculptural resin base.

Introducing a new level of elegance and style with our "Mush" lamps. Crafted with the finest fibreglass material, these lamps boast a texture that beautifully mimics papyrus or Japanese paper, emitting a soft and calming translucent light. The "Giant" floor lamp and the "big head" table-top or console lamp are designed to elevate any space with their sophisticated presence. The meticulous attention to detail in the technical side and finishes of these pieces is evident, offering a refined and polished look that is sure to impress.

The Mush Table Lamps - Tall

Shell candle holder by <n>Edenique Floral Design</n>.

The sculpture <n>Träumender Stern (Astre en rêve)</n> by artist <n>Jean Arp</n>.

Cattleyas is a set of handmade iron candlesticks from The Iron Series. The pair is in full bloom with curved stems and sweet petals at the top. Built to house two taper candlesticks, the sculptural set may also be styled as objet d'art on their own. 
Designed and crafted in the United States, The Iron Series is inspired by nature and brought to life with superior craftsmanship. A part of our Fundamentals Collection, the candleholders are hand-forged and hand-bent, each iron piece skillfully shaped into elegant organic forms. 
Our Fundamentals Collection features carefully selected pieces capable of being produced in multiples while maintaining the craftsmanship and character integral to LES. Focusing on quality and design, we landed on objects with a timeless appeal to complement a layered home - all while supporting a more sustainable business model for our artists and makers.

Cattleyas

Handmade stoneware sculpture inspired by protein translation machinery.
Non-glazed white stoneware ceramic.
Regular: 30cm h x 15cm w
Large: 50cm h x 20cm w

Pleomorph 50A sculpture

The <n>Fendi Yumuşak İkili Koltuk</n> from <n>Tarz Mobilya</n> in a <n>Brutalist</n> interior.

100% Cotton TowelMade in PortugalWalnut &amp; Ecru600 GSM 27 x 51 in. / 70 x 133 cm

Karin Bath Towel

The <n>OBJ-01</n> table lamp by designer <n>Manu Bañó</n>, 2020.

<n>Human Concretion</n> (1935), a stone sculpture by <n>Hans Arp</n>.

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

From the <n>Áurea</n> collection by <n>Tissimum</n> for Spring/Summer 2025.

REFLECTING FLAME I – ED. II - Oliver Gustav

<n>The Great Sphinx of Giza</n> and the <n>Pyramid of Cheops</n> at Giza, Egypt, c. 1904-05.

A detail of <n>Richard Serra</n>'s monumental sculpture installation, <n>The Matter of Time</n>.

The paintings <n>Let them go No3 & 4</n> by artist <n>Monica Perez</n>.

<n>Crooked Chair</n> by <n>Anna Maria Øfstedal Eng</n>, photographed by <n>Anna Malmberg</n> for <n>Sight Unseen</n>.

<n>Ma Sconce No. 2</n> by <n>Kassandra Thatcher</n>.

<n>Kite and Stone Light</n> by <n>Rafael Prieto</n> and <n>Kritika Manchanda</n>. Photo by <n>Joe Kramm</n>.

<n>The Passage</n> by photographer <n>Sun Philippaerts</n>.

A work by artist <n>Lawrence Carroll</n> from the <n>55th Venice Biennale</n> in 2013.

An interior featuring artwork by <n>Le Corbusier</n>. Photo via <n>Somme Studio</n>.

The <n>Juni Ceiling Lamp</n> made from rice paper. Photo by <n>Tosix Decor</n>.

<n>Art Deco</n> staircase at the <n>Former Ligurian Activities Palace</n> in Genoa by architect <n>Robaldo Morozzo della Rocca</n>.

A minimalist lamp by artist <n>Jos Devriendt</n>.