Contemporary Rheo lamp by Elissa Lacoste

The series Epimorph are called after a geological phenomenon in which a mineral’s shape has been formed by its environment, usually as a coating over an original mineral. The origin...

The two Seed table lights are deliberately simplistic to echo the nebulous beginning of a tree – and by extension – the hesitant beginning of life itself at...

The two Seed table lights are deliberately simplistic to echo the nebulous beginning of a tree – and by extension – the hesitant beginning of life itself at...

Walking the ancestral grounds of the Stadsal Caves prompts a feeling of reverence and mystique for the people who once inhabited the interleaving spaces. Tremendous voids and crack...

Table lamp model “Epilith II” From “Epilith Lamps” series Manufactured by Elissa Lacoste France, 2021 Recycled cast aluminum, Acrylic One resin, pigments, mineral aggregates, sili...

Single lamp by Sophie Rogers Dimensions: D 20 x H 35 (base only) / 72 (with bulb) cm Materials: white stoneware, matte cream glaze, aged brass Bulb spec: 6W, E27, 340 Lumens, dimmable Black stoneware and black glaze also available. All our lamps can be wired according to each country. If sold to the USA it will be wired for the USA for instance. Nottingham - based ceramicist Sophie Roger designs and handcrafts sculptural lighting and homewares from her home studio. Her practice centres around the ancient Japanese carving...

Table lamp model “Amanite” From the series “Epilith Lamps” Manufactured by Elissa Lacoste France, 2022 Recycled cast aluminum, Acrylic resin, pigment, mineral aggregates, sili...

Large Evolve lamp by HS Studio Morphic Collection Dimensions: 43 x 40 x 15cm Materials: Ceramic Also available: 28 x 18 x 9cm Hannah Simpson is a ceramic artist, based in Kent, UK. With a passion for creating unique items, Hannah's work continues to challenge the line between art and design. Hannah graduated from Loughborough University in 2019 with a 1st Class Honours in Fine Art. During her time at university, Hannah opted to take part in an industrial placement year where she interned in Eindhoven, Netherlands for designer Nacho Carbonell. Whilst on this internship Hannah developed a passion for functional art work and began combining ideas from her knowledge of art and philosophy with design to create biomorphic sculptures that often resemble mystical creatures. For the past year Hannah has continued to develop her work to combine functional design with fine art. Hannah’s work is inspired by religion, myth and instinctive thoughts, with particular focus on the relationship between order and chaos. She creates sculptures that change how a space is used, allowing the viewer to remove themselves from reality and instead be surrounded by surreal objects...