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Citadel Short Floor Light Sculpture

Citadel Short Floor Light Sculpture
by Ultramar Studio United Kingdom (UK)

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The Citadel Collection comprises four sculptural luminaires — a table lamp, a short floor lamp, and two illuminated sculptures — inspired by East Asian palatial architecture and celestial mythology, forming a constellation of sacred towers, fortified citadels, and celestial bastions, invoking the legendary Heavenly Palace depicted in Chinese folklore – Journey to the West.

Citadel draws upon the rich tapestry of Chinese mythology, specifically the celestial realm known as the Heavenly Palace (天宫) — a divine citadel presided over by the Jade Emperor, ruler of the heavens. According to legend, this palace spans thirty-three levels and houses myriad deities, forming an ethereal cosmos of order, power, and hierarchy. The series reimagines this mythic landscape through seven illuminated objects, each envisioned as a sacred bastion suspended in the sky.

Anchored close to the ground, Citadel Short Floor Light Sculpture casts a steady wash of light upward, echoing the grounded solidity of architectural plinths. A study in weight and elevation, it invites stillness into a room.

Pieces are 3D printed and finished by hand. Subtle variations and slight surface imperfections may occur as part of the fabrication process, a reflection of the work’s digital-craft character.

Plug	Type C/E (EU)
Bulb	Round LED Strip 24W 3000K (Dimmable)
Voltage	220-240V
Cord length (cm)	150 (Can be customised)
Switch	On lamp (Dimmer switch)
Dimensions LxWxH	17x17x81cm (7x7x32'')
Weight (kg)	3
Production Year	2025
Material	3D Printed PLA
Discipline	Digital Fabrication
Color	Translucent White
Design Class	Open Editions

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Ultramar Studio is a rising London-based furniture design practice founded by Ewan Lamm. Ewan Lamm embraces the amalgamation of Eastern and Western cultures, drawing inspiration from both realms for his unique design pieces. Lamm discovered his passion for storytelling and exploring spirituality through furniture design, believing that delving into the tales and lore of diverse cultures allows one to grasp the vastness of our world and foster harmony among its people, paving the way toward global citizenship. Through Ultramar, Ewan Lamm aspires to bridge cultural gaps, fostering a deeper understanding and appreciation for the world’s diverse heritage. His designs serve as conduits, weaving together tales and histories, enabling individuals to connect on a profound level. Lamm’s dedication to sharing the beauty and significance of cultural exchange is at the core of Ultramar’s ethos, propelling us toward a more interconnected and harmonious global community. "My passion lies in bridging cultures through the stories and histories woven into my objects," he says. "By sharing these diverse narratives, I hope to cultivate a deeper appreciation for our shared human experience." This vision is reflected in his studio's name, Ultramar. Derived from the Latin words "Ultra" (beyond) and "Mare" (sea), it embodies his background growing up in Hong Kong, a vibrant crossroads shaped by centuries of maritime trade, and his experiences living in London. This rich tapestry of Eastern and Western influences continues to inspire his work and fuels his desire to connect people through the power of storytelling.