10 Delightful Coastal Lamps and Lights for a Serene Beachside Aesthetic

The “Crash” collection by Soledre centers around defects/rejects from the studio that are then used to create unique pieces. The Acqua green and brick red versions have a broken look that seems frozen in time invoking the relationship between our species and its environment.

The Dome Lamp is a collaboration between FLCS and artist Hampus Lideborg. The organic shape of the ceramic base combined with the modern 3D printed dome is perfect harmony for this soft, minimalist light that can be displayed on any surface or wall.

Handwoven by Ukrainian artisans of willow vine the endless and meditative form of STRIKHA lamps embodies unity and close-knit family circles.

ARCHAE projects light through cubic ethereal bodies, floating in space. An illusion of suspended basaltic glass cotton. Volatility, evanescence, parallel dimension. The connection of cubic pieces creates geometric volumes that compose dreamy architectural structures.

Inspired by the feather headbands traditionally used by the Pataxó ethnic women, the “Halo” Pendants have their feathers attached by threads put side by side in a peroba wood structure. Like moving clouds, they will fall from the ceiling with their white feathers at different heights.

This handcrafted functional sculpture takes inspiration from objects found in the cosmos. Its design showcases an organic shape with a textured surface, reminiscent of the porous and natural elements observed in celestial bodies

Sema Topaloğlu is known for the original designs of interiors, sculptures, and furniture featuring her personal vocabulary of geometric patterns and shapes. The practice’s approach to design as a complete work of art is in parts art installation, design interior, and handcrafted environment.

The “Drizzle” Table Lamp is sculpted in sand using pressure and dripping water. Developed in acrystal, a water-based acrylic resin, and coloured by bath stone minerals.

The “The Bride” floor lamp is a braided lamp, with references to the traditional hairstyle of Latvian brides. A definitely unique lamp and certainly an emotional lamp, and above all, an absolutely feminine lighting design.