Tom Raffield Artus Table Light PS_BOLIA_LIGHTINGThe Artus Table Light from Tom Raffield sits somewhere between a lamp and a small piece of structure. Its quite distinctive, but not in a way that feels overworked once its in a room. The interest really comes from how it plays with light rather than any one decorative detail. Its made from slender birch elements arranged into a light cage around a blown glass bulb. When its switched on, the light filters through the timber, creating broken vertical
designed in 1953 by Helge Sibast
Muuto is a brand that is renowned for its contemporary and innovative design approach
it adapts quickly to the space
The pendant light features a unique arrangement of three shades that work in harmony to distribute light evenly and create a comfortable ambiance in any space
making it a design must-have for any contemporary setting
adding a touch of sophistication to any wall it graces
This luxury sconce is available in a choice of Frosted
this chair not only captivates with its sustainable ethos but also embodies the minimalist and ergonomic brilliance synonymous with designer Hee Welling
Hang this light as a solo pendant or pair it with others for a consistent look
it's easy to see why when the shade can be angled
The defining characteristic of the Scope chair is the distinctive "stethoscope" detail on the backrest
The inviting design of the CH33P chair has proven to be just as relevant today as it was at its launch more than half a century ago
