Elmo Leather, in collaboration with TetuánCrea and Soulem, present Beyond Leather – a lighting collection born of material usually discarded.
The FIELD Collection by SIN explores the expanse of materiality within lighting, where a multitude of shades transform under the same conditions.
Inspired by the movement of ribbons through air, Anna Dawson taps in to memories with her grandmother for her newest lighting collections.
Charcoal chrome meets day-glo finishes in this ceramic and wood lighting collection, crafted by the Milwaukee-based team at Misewell.
Fluttering ribbons of brass stay frozen in time in Coronette by Sara Schoenberger, soft globes adorning the ceiling-mounted collection.
With the new SEAM collection, Australian brand Articolo champions the imperfect fusing and welding of different metals as a central ornamental detail
Local independent studios Kawabi and Christopher Merchant join forces on the Amica Collection, produced by design resource showroom and gallery Assembly Line.
Gantri and Ammunition Group take the party outside with Gantri Wireless, offering portable lighting for modern life.
Pei-Ching Hsiao and Jean-Marc Daniëls use Asian artisanal knowledge to shape the soft glow and modern forms of their lamps.
Ready to take the party outside? The ILO Lamp from Arieto Studio charges passively, detaching completely for a portable lighting solution.
Endless Flat Studio presents their first lighting collection, an ode to the paper lamps that have guided us through centuries.
Crafted in Murano glass, Aesop presents the Apos? Table Lamp, its first foray into lighting – now available in a limited run of 500.
Bright, chic, and deeply humane, Courtney Kinnare introduces her first collection of lighting – available exclusively at Tuleste Factory.
Informed by Scarpa’s fascination with Japanese cuisine, the wooden blade-encased Seki-Han fixture exemplifies the duo’s proclivity for 20th-century Italian design that is whimsical yet refined.
A Harvard GSD team transforms flat aluminum into a luminous, ever-shifting object, using robotic precision to reframe craft as both computational and deeply human.
