Lens

The smooth light.

Designed by MUT, Lens is a family of circular and oval lamps whose wood veneer shades diffuse light, while framing an aperture or mirror. With Lens, MUT crafted an original lamp that is both balanced and effortless, with a fluent design.

The Lens Oval Floor lamp pairs an oval wood veneer shade with a metal base. This sleek lamp is striking, modern, and fresh.

The Lens Super Oval Floor has a more elongated oval shade and shorter base than its Oval counterpart. Equally sleek in its presentation, the Super Oval heightens the lamp’s fluent design.

The Lens is available in the following wood veneers: Natural Cherry, Ivory White, Natural Beech, Yellow, Grey, Pale Rose, and Sea Blue. The metal finishes are Black, Matt Ivory, Matt Nickel, or Gold.

Black Note Triplet

The rhythmic light.

Designed by Ramón Esteve, Black Note is an architectural lamp whose perpendicular shades rise and fall in harmony. Black Note’s rhythmic arrangement is inspired by a piano’s black keys, their sharps and flats used to add a dramatic effect.

The Black Note Triplet Floor lamp places three upright wood veneer shades at varying heights on a metal stand. This lamp is immediately appealing in any space, having a characteristic poise.

Black Note Triplet Floor is available in four wood veneers: Natural Cherry, Ivory White, Natural Beech, and Grey. Its metal finishes are Matt Black, Matt Ivory, Matt Nickel, and Gold.

Totem

The emblematic light.

Totem is a veritable feast for the senses, a light whose proportions enliven a space with dramatic effect. Envisaged by designers Mariví Calvo and Burkhard Dämmer, Totem evolved from the clever amalgamation of Dämmer’s Pod and Poppy pendants.

A sublime lighting structure, Totem has the emblematic air of a sacred object, a light whose shape and spirit are reflected in cultures worldwide. Available in three stacked variations, the Totem pendant diffuses warm light through the gaps in its wood veneer strips. As a physical entity, Totem’s presence is impressive. Just as important, its spiritual quality is entirely unreserved.

Suns

The celestial panel.

Suns is a celestial-like decorative panel that acts to diffuse light and break sound. Designed by Tokyo & Valencia-based Mikiya Kobayashi, Suns is available in three sizes: small, medium, and large.

Japan is affectionately known as the ‘land of the rising sun’, and in Suns we find a handmade, circular wood panel that is characterised by a quiet and respectful beauty—an inherent Japanese quality. Without light or electrification, the Suns panel is made up of wood veneer and a metal canopy. Designed to hang at an angle, Suns is striking and stellar when placed in a cluster formation.

Spiro

The irresistible light.

Op art (optical art) developed in the 1960s as an artistic style that used geometric shapes to generate optical illusions. With a nod to the genre, designer Remedios Simón created Spiro, a charismatic pendant whose frame contains a mass of irregular wood veneer spirals.

Available in different outer shell versions (cherrywood, large acrylic white or black, medium acrylic white or black), Spiro is an impressive light with an enchanting aura. Similar to op art, Spiro plays with the physiology and psychology of human perception, its charm utterly irresistible.