Hand-blown opal glass on a brushed brass stem. The whole collection lives in one room, from late afternoon until dark.
Enter the roomLamps, furniture and objects, shown in one room from late afternoon until dark. Scroll to spend the evening here.
4:10 pm
Skip to the collectionNine pieces in three families, made to share one room.
Turn any piece, change its finish and, for the lamps, set the warmth and brightness of the light.
A sphere of opal glass resting on a honed travertine foot. Lit, it holds the light like a low moon.
Ø 32 × H 44 cm
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Light
Most lamps are judged at noon in a showroom. We judge ours at dusk, when the daylight leaves and a room either holds its warmth or loses it. Every piece in the collection is tuned for that hour: low, warm and glare-free, with light that lands on walls and tables rather than in your eyes.
Material
Travertine forms in layers around mineral springs, and you can read those layers in every piece: fine bands, open pores, a warmth that changes with the light. We hone it rather than polish it, so it stays soft to the touch and catches the evening sun.
Furniture
Dune began as a sketch of a single line wrapping around a person. The bouclé curve holds you on three sides; the round seat lets you turn toward the window or the room. It sits low, so the light stays above you.
Thursday to Sunday, by appointment, from four in the afternoon until the lamps go off.
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