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Artistic lamp

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Product • By Shimal'e Peleg Light in artGalaxy

Galaxy

Galaxy - Linear Architectural Glass LightingGalaxy is a refined linear lighting collection designed to bring balance, proportion and sculptural presence to contemporary interiors. Its layered art glass creates depth and texture while maintaining a clean horizontal profile, making it particularly suited to dining tables, kitchen islands and long architectural spaces. Designed with flexibility in mind, Galaxy can be tailored in length, proportions, glass colors, textures and configuration to complement the dimensions and material palette of each project. From understated neutral compositions to richer combinations of color and glass, each piece is individually designed to integrate naturally with the interior. Caption Ideal for residen... More

Product • By LaguKodo Floor Lamp

Kodo Floor Lamp

The KŌDO Floor Lamp is a sophisticated designer floor lamp designed to add an architectural touch to modern living spaces. With two cubes and an elegant pipe form connecting them, it not only diffuses light, but also creates depth and perspective in the space. The light filtered through its open surfaces completes the atmosphere by providing a soft and balanced illumination. With its metal body and minimal lines, KŌDO combines industrial design aesthetics with a warm ambiance. It is designed to be compatible with both modern and classic decorations. Thanks to its sculptural form, it is positioned as an object that adds character to the space rather than a lighting element. It has a wide range of uses from homes to art galleries, hotels to... More

Product • By Levantin StudioFloor lamp Fitments

Floor lamp Fitments

The name of the floor lamp reflects its essence – in English, it means “armature.” Fitments does not try to conceal its metal structure or sharp angles; on the contrary, it fascinates with the purity of its geometric forms, creating an impression of lightness and transparency. From the perspective of the language of things, the open-frame lamp becomes a challenge to convention – an intuitive response of modern people to seek objects that are minimally decorative, as simple as possible, yet never dull. The evolution of lighting design culminated in the triumph of a single bulb – a symbol of the victory of the light source itself over the decor that once surrounded it. More