Metal Lamps: Sparks Fly with Industrial Elegance

Discover the elegance of this Pendant Light, crafted from a Bronze plate in a sleek predatory bird silhouette. The traversing light casts a warm glow, emphasizing form and invoking a tranquil, sunset ambiance.

Bourrelet is a ceramic lamp shaped with soft and generous curves.

ÁTOMO table lamp was designed for the Atomic collection by Mexican artist Isabel Moncada.

This ‘Pipe, Rod and Brick’ tubular steel table lamp forms part of the Series O.F.I.S (Objects From Intersticial Space) by Lucas Muñoz, an ongoing research of industrial material’s potential for narrative.

Bauhaus Taco de Luz Grande features a fully dimmable LED tube bulb and is available in two finishes: brushed bronze and black patinated brass.

A common item in steel houses, the 180º curve is the starting point for the development of the collection. Using this element of industrial origin and organic format, we seek to create affable pieces, which transmit softness incorporated into the rawness of the material.

“ÄTHER” addresses the ideas of the object, of collecting, storing and preserving, as inspired by the cabinets of curiosities of the Italian Renaissance

This table light’s name, “Casella,” refers to the skyscrapers that pop up in cities all over the world. Made from metal cut into different pieces and welded together afterwards, this sleek, original object is build like a contemporary skyscraper, with its floating terraces and airy joints.

Body of cast bronze, blown glass globes and turned brass fittings.

This lamp is a thought experiment on the seemingly strangle hierarchical division between objects in our homes, ornament and function

The “Ishtar” lamp draws inspiration from the ancient architecture of Babylon. Its metal structure is cut by a beam of light that creates accent lighting and diffused lighting in the room.

The “Distruss Floor Lamp“ is made from a wide array of unexpected materials that resembles a dancing pop star and features lights that brighten up the entire space. Given its unique shape, varied texture and colours, it exudes a maximalist energy.

”T–LAMP*S” is the smaller version of *T–LAMPLS” and part of the “Shades of Stainless Steel” series. A study on metal pipes, which allows the viewer to play with his perception. Each lamp is handmade and polished at Studio Kuhlmann based in Cologne, Germany.

By drawing upon cultural narrative and considered materiality, the Minimalist lamps reflect how the interplay of past and present may shape our future. A future in which ‘waste’ material can be recontextualized and imbued with renewed social and economic value.

Small geometrical shapes, turned in gold. Like art, light objects can give warmth and inspiration. Koen has creates several light objects that give comfort for the soul.

The Hero Lamp’s structure is virtuously crafted in stainless steel and holds a lightly tinted acrylic globe that gives off a warm candle-like light.

B.A.R.E ‘Tall’ Floor Lamp is a piece that forms part of the series Brick, Appliances, Rods and Electricity (B.A.R.E). This collection of lamps is produced with bricks or tiles on the bases, from which iron rod structures and electric quick connectors grow to bring the light to the lamp.

Waving Wall lamp by Melissa Mariller is a series of two wall sconces interpreting the undulating heat of a flame combined with vegetal curves. There are two models available.

ARMILLA is a catalyst of glances, a luminous divertissement. The Art Deco light is soft and warm, for reading a book or having dinner with someone. The barrels are made of brass, striped, graceful.