14 is an articulated, cast glass sphere with a frosted cylindrical void that houses either a low-voltage xenon or LED lamp. Individual pendants are visually subtle, but gain an atmospheric quality when multiplied and clustered in groups.
16 is formed by sequentially pouring three separate layers of molten glass – in varying opacities – on a horizontal plane. Each layer responds to the indeterminate shape of the previous pour to create a uniquely layered whole. Two of these pieces are then attached and illuminated with an internal LED lamp. A modular stainless steel armature system connects the glass pieces to a series of branches and stems.
The 1965 Pendant was originally designed by Paavo Tynell in 1948. Like many of his best- known designs, the pendant was designed for the Finland House in New York – one of the most ambitious and successful projects of all time to showcase Finnish design.
Perfecting the techniques of metal finishes, Tynell developed the 1965 Pendant with his exceptional ability to capture and translate a
grace and exuberant lightness into his brass creations. Characterized by its triangular perforation pattern, an artistic detail utilised by Tynell in several of his lighting objects, the 1965 Pendant reflects the distinguished craftsmanship of the Finnish designer. With a frosted glass diffuser that softens the light, the pendant contributes to a subtle and tranquil environment.
Designed by Gino Sarfatti, 1958 Suspension lamp providing diffused light. Steel central structure with brass arms, both available either chromium-plated or gilded. Steel ceiling fitting and rose.
28 results from an innovative fabrication process that manipulates both the temperature and the direction of air flow into blown glass. The result is a slightly distorted sphere with an interior landscape of satellite shapes, including an opaque milk glass diffuser that houses either a low-voltage xenon or LED lamp.
28 results from an innovative fabrication process that manipulates both the temperature and the direction of air flow into blown glass. The result is a slightly distorted sphere with an interior landscape of satellite shapes, including an opaque milk glass diffuser that houses a LED lamp.
38 pushes the fabrication technique originally developed for 28 to its technical and material limits. A large glass sphere is blown with a multitude of haphazard interior cavities, which intersect and collide with each other in unpredictable ways. Several of these satellite cavities are deep enough to hold earth and succulent or cacti plantings, while others house lighting elements. Each 38 contains two or three lighting elements per large sphere, housing either a 10-watt xenon or a 1.8-watt LED lamp, and one or two planters.
38V is a variant of the original 38 series where a large glass sphere is blown with a multitude of haphazard interior cavities, which intersect and collide in unpredictable ways. 38V is smaller, lighter and suspended with coaxial cables. The interior cavities can be filled with plants or left empty.
Paavo Tynell’s fanciful take on nature is gracefully echoed in the 5321 Table Lamp, designed by the Finnish designer in 1941. Under the distinctive shell-inspired brass shade, the bulb subtly appears from beneath; a picturesque detail resembling the desirable sea shell pearl and making the 5321 Table Lamp a perfect example on how Tynell brought a playful nature and romance to the
simplified style of mid-century modernism. Blending timeless aesthetic with a unique sense of form, the 5321 Table Lamp adds an exquisite character to complement any modern space. Both decorative and functional, the lamp is a balance of elegance and curiosity, providing a design that is at once subtle and surprising.
57 results from a fabrication process whereby air voids of different sizes and configurations are composed within a larger mass of dark grey or white opaline glass. These air pockets are invisible when the piece is unlit, and come alive to reveal an interior universe when 57 is illuminated. By virtue of the method of making, each 57 is completely unique.
73 results from blowing liquid glass into a folded and highly heat-resistant ceramic fabric vessel. The resulting shape has a formal and textural expression intuitively associated with fabric, which becomes permanent and rigid as it cools. A flat LED is positioned to fill the resulting volume with diffuse light, accentuating the volumetric perception of the piece.
A white glass moil is captured inside a fine copper mesh basket and then plunged into hot clear glass. Air is blown into the matrix to gently push the white glass through the mesh, creating a delicate pillowed form that is suspended inside the thick outer layer of clear glass. Sometimes the copper mesh basket folds and crinkles, adding specificity to each piece. Undulations in the exterior shape are a natural consequence of the fabrication process and accentuate the gentle white pillowing below. A low-voltage xenon or LED light source is introduced into the piece, casting a warm coppery hue.
A white glass moil is captured inside a fine copper mesh basket and then plunged into hot clear glass. Air is blown into the matrix to gently push the white glass through the mesh, creating a delicate pillowed form that is suspended inside the thick outer layer of clear glass. Sometimes the copper mesh basket folds and crinkles, adding specificity to each piece. Undulations in the exterior shape are a natural consequence of the fabrication process and accentuate the gentle white pillowing below. A low-voltage xenon or LED light source is introduced into the piece, casting a warm coppery hue.
Soda water is used to trap air in a super heated glass matrix, which is vertically stretched and folded back onto itself between pegs numerous times. As the glass cools, the folding motion along the grain of the loop turns the entrapped air into microfilaments that give the piece a pearlescent optical quality. A low-voltage xenon or LED light source is introduced at one end of the loop casting light through the microfilaments and registering a gentle gradient.
The 9464 Wall Lamp, designed in the early 1950’s by Paavo Tynell, is a great example on how the Finnish designer elevated illumination into an art form. The clean, sculptured brass shade lends an air of elegance with Tynell’s distinctive traits of twin dot perforation pattern combined with notched edges, making the wall
lamp appealing and admirable in all its simplicity. Equally relevant today as when first introduced, the 9464 Wall Lamp fits perfectly into contemporary interiors, adding a sculptural effect to the wall whilst simultaneously creating a relaxed yet very re ned indirect lighting.
The 9602 Floor Lamp, also known as “Chinese Hat” was designed by Paavo Tynell in 1938 for the Hotel Aulanko. Characterised by its elegant and airy lampshade and rattan-covered stem, the 9602 Floor Lamp shows the design- er’s limitless imagination and unparalleled
ability to create designs of enduring beauty. Adding a playful, exuberant quality to the top, balanced by the more static form of the base, the 9602 Floor Lamp is perfectly suited for creating a gentle ambient light in the domestic living room.
Unveiled in 1948 at the Finland House in New York, the A1965 Pendant was an instant success for Paavo Tynell and one of the lighting fixtures considered to define his mid-century peak. It delicately holds some of his most distinctive design traits; the perforated and polished brass material combined with a unique lift mechanism, raising and lowering the lamp to different heights. The A1965 Pendant gracefully di uses the light down- wards through frosted glass, omitting glare whilst gently illuminating the room.
The hanging counterweighted A1965 Pendant was Tynell’s attempt to add lighting mobility to the ceiling fixture and comb- ing the advantages of the portable and the installed lamp. The impeccable construction of the A1965 Pendant fully reveals Paavo Tynell’s knack for elevating ordinary light fixtures into functional art and this remark- able style played a significant role in shaping the aesthetic of mid-century lighting.
The Aballs are a shiny and eye-catching collection. Matching two nobel materials: ceramic and glass – both hand-made using traditional craftsmanship. Designed by Jaime Hayon in 2013. This wall lamp has a base in white, black, platinum or golden ceramic. The diffuser is made from blown opal matt glass.
The Aballs are a shiny and eye-catching collection. Matching two nobel materials: ceramic and glass – both hand-made using traditional craftsmanship. Designed by Jaime Hayon in 2013. This surface lamp has a base in white, black, platinum or golden ceramic. The diffuser is made from blown opal matt glass. It can be affixed to either a wall or a ceiling.
The Aballs are a shiny and eye-catching collection. Matching two nobel materials: ceramic and glass – both hand-made using traditional craftsmanship. Designed by Jaime Hayon in 2013. This chandelier has a base in white, black or golden ceramic. The diffusers are made from blown opal matt glass.
The shiny and eye-catching Aballs collection matches two nobel materials; ceramic and glass. Both are hand-made using traditional craftmanship. The table lamp has a rotating dimmer with a polished brass handle placed on it’s base. Designed by Jaime Hayon in 2013.
The Aballs are a shiny and eye-catching collection. Matching two nobel materials: ceramic and glass – both hand-made using traditional craftsmanship. Designed by Jaime Hayon in 2013. This suspension lamp has a base in white, black or golden ceramic. The diffuser is made from blown opal matt glass.
“The general idea underpinning this project is to offer a lamp which can be infinitely adjusted to satisfy all lighting needs. We have developed a new type of lamp that is naturally positioned in space – like a plant – with long cables providing maximum freedom to adjust the direction and height of the light source. This object is the industrial version of the ‘Liane’ lamp presented at the Kreo gallery in Paris in 2010.” R. & E. Bouroullec. Suspended light fitting. Body in varnished aluminium sheet, shade in photo-etched optical polycarbonate. Internal reflector in photo-etched ABS. Directionable body. Powered directly from mains. The cable has a useful length of 9 metres and thus the lamp can be suspended 3 metres from the ceiling. Wall plug version and dimmer/switch on cable.
The Alistair is formed by basic geometric shapes; circle base, squared structure and opal hand-blown glass cylindrical diffuser. Exquisitely finished in golden and matt graphite – this table lamp is pure elegance. Designed by Jordi Veclana for Parachilna in 2016. Dimmer included.
The Alistair is formed by basic geometric shapes; circle base, squared structure and opal hand-blown glass cylindrical diffuser. Exquisitely finished in golden and matt graphite – this floor lamp is pure elegance. Designed by Jordi Veclana for Parachilna in 2016. Dimmer included.
The Alistair is formed by basic geometric shapes; circle base, squared structure and opal hand-blown glass cylindrical diffuser. Exquisitely finished in golden and matt graphite – this suspension lamp is pure elegance. Designed by Jordi Veclana for Parachilna in 2016. Dimmer included.
The Allegretto collection reinterprets the classic chandelier, its lines suspended in an almost magical equilibrium, offering a dramatic focal point around which an interior can be planned. Suspension lamp with diffused, direct and indirect light. The lamp consists of a chromed metal frame and epoxy powder coated full aluminium rebar rods. The rods are anchored to the mount using small metal rings.
Suspension lamp with diffused, direct and indirect light. The lamp consists of a chromed metal frame and epoxy powder coated full aluminium rebar rods. The rods are anchored to the mount using small metal rings.
The Allegretto collection reinterprets the classic chandelier, its lines suspended in an almost magical equilibrium, offering a dramatic focal point around which an interior can be planned.
A group of lines that create an elegant, fascinating symphony in a suspended, almost magical equilibrium and give life to a new lamp designed to feature in large public and private spaces. Aluminium elements flow and combine together to give the lamp a light, bodiless effect.
A group of lines that create an elegant, fascinating symphony in a suspended, almost magical equilibrium and give life to a new lamp designed to feature in large public and private spaces. Aluminium elements flow and combine together to give the lamp a light, bodiless effect.
A group of lines that create an elegant, fascinating symphony in a suspended, almost magical equilibrium and give life to a new lamp designed to feature in large public and private spaces. Aluminium elements flow and combine together to give the lamp a light, bodiless effect.
Dynamism and Lightness – Alya in Arabic – characterize this pendant lamp. Three slender luminous arms recall a gesture, or a drawing in the air, rather than a material object. In fact, Alya’s fluid shapes are the result of a natural bend in the aluminium that houses the LED lights and give it an extremely delicate aspect. Comes with a dimmer function.
Embodying the values of Scandinavian design, the Ambit Pendant Lamp is as timeless as it is contemporary. Made of hand-spun aluminum that has been hand-painted, the Ambit Pendant Lamp has a white interior to heighten contrasts of its outside shade and enhance the light omitted in any room of a home, office or commercial space.
AMBIT is a timeless and versatile pendant with a strong character. The lamp shade is made from old brazier traditions, press spun by hand, polished and finally hand-painted. The AMBIT pendant comes in 5 different colours and has a white-painted inside which adds a delicate contrast while also ensuring that maximum light is emitted from the lamp.
Ambit is a timeless and versatile pendant with a strong character. The lamp shade is made from old brazier traditions, press spun by hand, polished and finally hand-painted. The Ambit pendant comes in 5 different colours and has a white-painted inside which adds a delicate contrast while also ensuring that maximum light is emitted from the lamp.
An extension to the AMBIT series, Stockholm-based TAF Architects have developed a new interpretation of the quintessential billiard table lamp. AMBIT RAIL is constructed out of three shades mounted onto a tube; a well-known yet charming typology which showcases what seems like a reformed, modernised chandelier. The AMBIT RAIL leaves a minimal yet striking impression which compliments a diverse set of surroundings. A key focus in the design process was the fluidity of the lamp. All joints and cables are hidden, and the supporting wires are remarkably thin, causing the lamp to seamlessly float in mid-air.
The Ambit Wall Lamp is designed with a quiet, modern expression and subtle details. Alter the expression of the Ambit Wall Lamp to your personal need through its rotating arm and head, bringing a refined light to any bedroom, kitchen or hallway. The arm of the Ambit Wall Lamp can be adjusted around an axis of 120 degrees from the wall bracket. The lampshade of the Ambit Wall Lamp can be turned 60 degrees to either side, allowing for the user to choose between direct as well as indirect light.
Outdoor floor lamp with a tripod stand structure. Fixture has received an applied Cataphoresis treatment to help withstand exposure to the elements. Lamp shade is composed of hand wrapped polyethylene synthetic fiber, available in different colors. Light source is protected by a frosted, polyethylene globe of medium density and UV protection. Electrical cord is protected with water-proof neoprene coating, and fixture is direct wire with no switch on the cord or fixture. Available in three sizes. Amphora is not a customizable product. It can be securely fastened to the floor with surface wiring.
Like a fluid and enveloping frame, an irregular ellipse that gives a sense of becoming, Anisha outlines an empty space, defines it and fills it with its light, producing a magical sensation. Realized in ABS, the table lamp Anisha is available in two colours – pure white that blends with the space or red for a decisive, recognisable presence. It is suitable for a wide range of settings, environments and uses. In the entrance, in a lounge, bedroom or on a desk, with its light spirit and unmistakable identity: both on and off.
“Anwar is a sculptural study of kinetic energy rendered in dynamic lines of force” says Stephen Burks, the designer of the Anwar family. Quite literally, Anwar means luminous. Each structure is composed of nearly 100 rods welded one by one. It’s an artisanal lamp that reminds one of traditional wicker baskets.
Different shapes and finishes can be combined, creating stunning combinations.
“Anwar is a sculptural study of kinetic energy rendered in dynamic lines of force” says Stephen Burks, the designer of the Anwar family. Quite literally, Anwar means luminous. Each structure is composed of nearly 100 rods welded one by one. It’s an artisanal lamp that reminds one of traditional wicker baskets.
Different shapes and finishes can be combined, creating stunning combinations.
“Anwar is a sculptural study of kinetic energy rendered in dynamic lines of force” says Stephen Burks, the designer of the Anwar family. Quite literally, Anwar means luminous. Each structure is composed of nearly 100 rods welded one by one. It’s an artisanal lamp that reminds one of traditional wicker baskets.
Different shapes and finishes can be combined, creating stunning combinations.
“Anwar is a sculptural study of kinetic energy rendered in dynamic lines of force” says Stephen Burks, the designer of the Anwar family. Quite literally, Anwar means luminous. Each structure is composed of nearly 100 rods welded one by one. It’s an artisanal lamp that reminds one of traditional wicker baskets.
Different shapes and finishes can be combined, creating stunning combinations.
Hanging lamp in concrete offered in three, coloured finishes which celebrate its personality, bringing together different styles, from the traditional grey of cement in its raw state, which adds depth to the volumes, to a stylish white hue, and a warm intense brown. Perfect for occasional tables, peninsulas and counters, either on its own or in a group.LED technology now meets the textured and contemporary charm of concrete, in a new version of the Aplomb suspension lamp. The long life assured by the light source makes for a reduction in maintenance work, whereas its particular efficiency adds further value in terms of energy savings and eco-sustainability.
Born from the desire to use rough concrete, typical of large modern buildings, to create a light object in slender, refined forms, the Aplomb lamp has been hugely successful ever since its inception. A special concrete formula which can be poured into slender moulds has produced an elegant and inimitable product. By using the same material, Foscarini proposes an even smaller version of the original suspension Aplomb lamp.
Small hanging lamp in concrete offered in three, coloured finishes which celebrate its personality, bringing together different styles, from the traditional grey of cement in its raw state, which adds depth to the volumes, to a stylish white hue, and a warm intense brown. Perfect for occasional tables, peninsulas and counters, either on its own or in a group
Aplomb wall lamp is an exploration of the expressive possibilities of rough concrete made fluid in its mould and thrilling to see and touch thanks to its special amalgam.
Floor lamp providing direct light. White Carrara marble base. Satin-finish stainless steel telescopic stem. Pressed, polished and zapon-varnished aluminum swiveling and height-adjustable reflector. “We were thinking about a lamp that shines light onto a table. They already existed, but you had to walk round them. To leave enough space around the table, the base had to be at least two meters away. Which was how the idea for Arco came into being. We wanted to make it with commercially available parts and we found that curved steel angle iron worked perfectly well. Then there was the problem of the counterweight: a heavy weight was needed to support it all.”
Diffuse light suspended lighting device. Body in extruded, curved NC-machined and black powder-coated aluminium, diffuser in platinum optical silicone. Each component can be connected to the power pack by means of an electrical and mechanical connection system designed for customisable product set-up. Roses available with two powers: lamp with power under 70W and lamp with power under 190W. Class III roses also available for installations with remote power supply: “surface” version for installations on cement, “recessed” version for plasterboard ceilings. The electronics integrated in the rose enables use of dimming systems: push, 1-10, potentiometer, DALI. In the absence of these systems, the light flow can be set with the push system included in the rose. Cable length 2.5m
Arumi reflects Foscarini’s ability to transform an industrial object made in die-cast aluminium alloy, into a finely crafted artefact, thanks to careful manual polishing of the inner surface and the outer border, joined by the handcrafted irregular finish of all the outer surfaces and the three reliefs that bring rhythm to the piece. Arumi embodies elegant, precious contrasts, making it beautiful even when not in use. When it is turned on, the luminous part has been designed to be gentle with the eyes of the observer, efficient but also soft in its light emission, to enhance the elegance of the polished internal part. The light flow of a dimmable LED of the latest generation is transmitted inside a very pure transparent cylinder that terminates in a detail specifically designed to project the beam onto the polished inner walls.
The B-4 Table Lamp by Greta M. Grossman was designed in 1945 and bears her whimsical and powerful signature style. With playful angles and geometric elements, the table lamp is characterized by its colourful and movable visors allowing light to diffuse softly around any table it stands on. The lamp fits effortlessly into almost any environment, adding a dash of American modernism panache to the room.
The silhouette of the B-4 Table Lamp, with its stilt base and alternating colour panels, resembles some of Greta M. Grossman’s most iconic architecture more than any other design item from her career. Typically, her houses were perched high up on stilts with cantilevered decks and walls of glass to take in the magnificent hillside views of Southern California – and with a fanciful style the B-4 Table Lamp beautifully reflects her modernist design principles.
They say beauty is on the inside, and the B15 collection certainly lives up to that idiom. The prime quality extruded glass diffuser is shaped in a remarkable way, creating an awesome lighting effect. Jordi Veciana, who designed the family exclusively for Parachilna in 2014, says “that the longevity of a product’s design, its resistance to trends, is vital”.
This light is available in two sizes, and is available in vertical or horizontal varieties.
They say beauty is on the inside, and the B15 collection certainly lives up to that idiom. The prime quality extruded glass diffuser is shaped in a remarkable way, creating an awesome lighting effect. Jordi Veciana, who designed the family exclusively for Parachilna in 2014, says “that the longevity of a product’s design, its resistance to trends, is vital”.
This light is available in two sizes, and is available in vertical or horizontal varieties.
Babel was the mythical library of all human knowledge ever collected. In its depictions, it’s spiraling form created a glowing tower of stack cylinders. The Babel family is a collection of suspended lights, built using aluminium structures of different heights and diameters. Structures and colours can be combined randomly, creating totem-like figures. Babel was designed exclusively for Parachilna by Stephen Burks in 2014
Different and unique configurations of the components are available, please enquire for details. Prices will vary.
Babel was the mythical library of all human knowledge ever collected. In its depictions, it’s spiraling form created a glowing tower of stack cylinders. The Babel family is a collection of suspended lights, built using aluminium structures of different heights and diameters. Structures and colours can be combined randomly, creating totem-like figures. Babel was designed exclusively for Parachilna by Stephen Burks in 2014. Prices will vary.
Different and unique configurations of the components are available, please enquire for details.
Babel was the mythical library of all human knowledge ever collected. In its depictions, it’s spiraling form created a glowing tower of stack cylinders. The Babel family is a collection of suspended lights, built using aluminium structures of different heights and diameters. Structures and colours can be combined randomly, creating totem-like figures. Babel was designed exclusively for Parachilna by Stephen Burks in 2014.
Different and unique configurations of the components are available, please enquire for details. Price will vary.
Large-scale wall lamps, Bahia is ideal for adding a hint of softness to a wall, both highly evocative yet, at the same time, truly elegant. Group arrangements of this lamp, even turning it in different directions, turns the wall into a backdrop for original visual interplay
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Beautiful in any space, this light comes in one other shape, a rail version and a pendant light.
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Beautiful in any space, this light comes in one other shape, a rail version and a pendant light.
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Perfect for a restaurant, hotel or patio, this rail light is also available as a wall light and a single pendant.
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Perfect for a restaurant, hotel or patio, this rail light is also available as a wall light and a single pendant.
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Beautiful in any space, this light comes in two other shapes, a rail version and a wall light.
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Beautiful in any space, this light comes in two other shapes, a rail version and a wall light.
The Bai family is a sophisticated take on the traditional Chinese lantern, and it invokes a sense of elegant industrialism. Designed by exclusively for Parachilna by Neri & Hu in 2014, the aged bronze metallic structure contains blown glass available in a grey, amber or transparent finish. Beautiful in any space, this light comes in two other shapes, a rail version and a wall light.
A collection of simple yet timeless lamps based on a transparent, nearly invisible balloon with a hovering reflector to serve as an elegant and stately source of light in any setting. The natural beauty of the quality hand-blown glass is underlined by the clean appearance of the transparent balloons. The collection features a small table model and two free-standing models. The size of the largest Balloon shade is the embodiment of exceptional glassblowing craftsmanship, as it pushes the technique to its very limits.
A no nonsense collection of lights. Base is sand cast in rough iron. The brass shade is spun, rolled and lacquered with a soft satin finish. The warm hued brass gives a soft, ambient light.
A no nonsense collection of lights. Base is sand cast in rough iron. The brass shade is spun, rolled and lacquered with a soft satin finish. The warm hued brass gives a soft, ambient light.
A wall light sand cast in rough iron and finished with a black powder coat. The brass shade is spun, rolled and lacquered with a soft satin finish. The warm hued brass gives a soft, ambient light. The Base Collection includes a floor light and table light.
Beam is a versatile table lamp with a modern expression and intuitive user-friendliness. With light shone from both ends of a cylinder shape, the user can choose between three different volumes of light and gradually alter the volume of light omitted in each end through the turn of a playful dial. The Beam Lamp can be altered for any position with its rotating base and sleek body of anodized aluminum, whether it be as direct lighting or for an ambient glow in any home, offices, hotel room and educational areas.
We have designed more architectural scale lighting for Beat to sit with our Fat and Stout pendants. Beat Flat boasts a fresh silhouette and gives off a greater light output.
Tom Dixon’s range of Beat lights, recognised in homes, restaurants and hotels the world over is an exercise in expressive minimalism. Further additions to the iconic Beat family, these articulated floor lamps are available in black, white and brushed brass. The Beat lights are spun and hand-beaten by renowned skilled craftsmen of Moradabad in Northern India.
A series of lights inspired by the sculptural simplicity of brass cooking pots and traditional water vessels on the subcontinent. The Beat lights are spun and hand-beaten by renowned skilled craftsmen of Moradabad in Northern India.
A recoloured white version of the famous original Beat Light. The exterior is lacquered in a gloss white, contrasting with the warm, golden interior.The Beat Light can be used in many different configurations to create a dramatic statement. Hang them individually or as a group using one or more of the shapes and one of our round or linear pendant systems.
Made in solid brass, the Beat Tall Black has a patina black external surface in contrast to its warm, golden interior. The Beat Light can be used in many different configurations to create a dramatic statement. Hang them individually or as a group using one or more of the shapes and one of our round or linear pendant systems.
Made in solid brass, the Beat Wide Black has a patina black external surface in contrast to its warm, golden interior. The Beat Light can be used in many different configurations to create a dramatic statement. Hang them individually or as a group using one or more of the shapes and one of our round or linear pendant systems.
A variation on the famous original Beat Light, this table standing version on a slender articulated arm can be adjusted to direct the light beam. Solid brass componentry and iron sand cast bases create an iconic footprint for any interior. Also available in black and as a floor light.
We have designed more architectural scale lighting for Beat, to complement our Stout and Fat pendants. Beat Waist boasts a fresh silhouette and gives off greater light output.
Tom Dixon’s range of Beat lights, recognised in homes, restaurants and hotels the world over is an exercise in expressive minimalism. New addition to the much-loved Beat family, inspired by the sculptural simplicity of traditional water vessels used in India. Made from spun brass, the Beat Wall light incorporates the familiar hand beaten shade with a solid brass dimmer dial.
Behive offers a warm light to which a light directed downwards is added. A diffuser screen located on the inside conceals the technical parts and leaves the light source free to illuminate downwards. And so, the white light takes on a double value: it emphasises the particular graphic art nature of the rings, and focuses the lighting on a well defined area.
A table light available in white with a circular base in opaque ABS and upper polycarbonate diffuser. Its volume is the result of the overlaid rings of different diameters. The soft and enveloping light is reflected onto the surface it rests on and diffused upwards
Bell is an exercise in reductionism, its polished surface reflecting the characteristics and the colours of its surroundings. The floor lamps have a weighted base for added stability.
Inspired by percussion instruments, Crash and Bell are two lamps, which are independent but complementary. Crash resembles a cymbal while Bell looks just as its name suggests. Both are available in bronze or aluminium colours and have been given a surface treatment with small, concentric grooves. They both use the same multi-faceted blown glass element resembling vintage glassware which projects beams of fragmented light onto the diffuser’s metal surface and at the same time leaves the naked bulb in full view in a clear reference to the world of industry. On their own, as a twosome or in groups, it is this two-fold light effect that gives Crash & Bell its powerful and unique impact.
Bell is an exercise in reductionism, its polished surface reflecting the characteristics and the colours of its surroundings. The table lamps are fitted with an integrated, smooth dimmer and have a weighted base for added stability.
Bell table light – SUPERSIZED – in fetishistic glossy black. This lustrous black lacquer has been popular on traditional Japanese lacquer furniture or in Bauhaus interiors. Bell is fitted with an integrated, smooth dimmer and has a weighted base for added stability.
In homage to Arne Jacobsen’s legendary architectural Bellevue projects, the Bellevue Lamp is captured in all its authenticity – in a lovely plug-in table lamp that comes in two versions; with and without switch. Boasting its signature swan neck and 45-degree shade, it is the epitome of beauty and simplicity in a curvaceous silhouette that beckons you to come closer. Watch for a modern mix of intriguing new colours and materials. Part of &tradition’s desire to keep this icon alive in the hearts and minds for generations to come.
In homage to Arne Jacobsen’s legendary architectural Bellevue projects, the Bellevue Lamp is captured in all its authenticity – in a lovely plug-in table lamp that comes in two versions; with and without switch. Boasting its signature swan neck and 45-degree shade, it is the epitome of beauty and simplicity in a curvaceous silhouette that beckons you to come closer. Watch for a modern mix of intriguing new colours and materials. Part of &tradition’s desire to keep this icon alive in the hearts and minds for generations to come.
With the Bellevue Lamp, Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsenem bodies the minimalism of the Modernist Movement with the functionalism of Bauhaus. Viewed as the driving force behind Danish Modernism, Jacobsen’s preference for graceful lines and simple, organic forms are readily recognisable in the Bellevue Lamp. The re-launch of this iconic lamp involves a return to the original Bellevue shape in three styles: the floor lamp, desk lamp and wall lamp. To enhance their appeal in a contemporary setting are new colours and amix of materials: satin polished brass, black with brass, anthracite with brace and versions mixing ivory with brass
With the Bellevue Lamp, Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsenembodies the minimalism of the Modernist Movement with the functionalismof Bauhaus. Viewed as the driving force behindDanishModernism,Jacobsen’s preference for graceful lines and simple, organic forms arereadily recognisable in the Bellevue Lamp. The re-launch of this iconic lamp involves a return to the original Bellevueshape in three styles: the floor lamp, desk lamp and wall lamp. Toenhance their appeal in a contemporary setting are new colours and amix of materials: satin polished brass, black with brass, anthracite withbrace and versions mixing ivory or grey beige with brass.
With the Bellevue Lamp, Danish architect and designer Arne Jacobsenembodies the minimalism of the Modernist Movement with the functionalismof Bauhaus. Viewed as the driving force behindDanishModernism,Jacobsen’s preference for graceful lines and simple, organic forms arereadily recognisable in the Bellevue Lamp. The re-launch of this iconic lamp involves a return to the original Bellevueshape in three styles: the floor lamp, desk lamp and wall lamp. Toenhance their appeal in a contemporary setting are new colours and amix of materials: satin polished brass, black with brass, anthracite withbrace and versions mixing ivory or grey beige with brass.
Rechargeable direct light table lighting device. Base and dome in coloured PC. Diffuser in Opaline injection moulded photo-engraved PC. 24-hours’ autonomy, charging via Micro-USB-C. Push-button switch positioned on the base provides the 4-step dimmer function. Battery status indicator positioned under the base. USB-C charging cable included, useful length 120cm. USB battery charging on plug with interchangeable plugs.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Bauhaus had a profound influence upon subsequent developments in art, architecture, graphic design, interior design and industrial design and Bauhaus style became one of the most influential forces behind Modernist architecture and modern design.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Realeased as a Table Light variation.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Realeased as a Floor Light with the original shade as sketched and specified by the Architect.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Realeased as a Floor Light with the original shade as sketched and specified by the Architect.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Realeased as a Floor Light variation.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Realeased as a Table Light variation.
Bestlite has been in continuous production since 1930. Winston Churchill is numbered amongst its many famous users. The Bestlite design was conceived by Robert Dudley Best who was highly influenced by the Bauhaus.Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicised and taught. Realeased as a Table Light variation.
