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Touch and glow: a token of Lord Shiva informs the ‘Monolith’ table lamp
For Wallpaper* Handmade X, Indian studio Paul Matter and Belgian natural stone manufacturer Van Den Weghe produce a lamp with ‘calming and meditative’ energy
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Lighting up the sky: Japan’s Method Inc celebrates the summer with newly designed fireworks
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Walk the line: Nendo unveils new designs at Collective Design Fair
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New York studio Workstead shines a light on replica and restoration
Brooklyn-based interdisciplinary studio Workstead unveils Archetype, a collection that draws inspiration from the modernist and post-modern architectural lighting forms
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‘Echo’ lamp is a poetic love song to West African culture
Local craft traditions are at the heart of Brendan Ravenhill Studio and Maison Intègre’s Wallpaper* Handmade X project
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Dark arts: Stephen Burks brings a design slant to NYC's Armory Show
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Midcentury Italian lighting designs shine through at Galerie Kreo
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Fab 40: Lumini lighting
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Eternal e-flame
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Bec Brittain on her new lighting collection and ‘letting go of perfection’
On her studio's 10th anniversary, the American lighting designer presents a new radical collection titled Aries Rising Capricorn and joins New York showroom Colony
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Inspired by celestial bodies, Bec Brittain’s latest lighting collection is a heavenly experience
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The luminary: a new lighting collection by David Weeks fuses style and function
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Born in the USA: Philly’s American Street Showroom puts the spotlight on lighting
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Lindsey Adelman launches Paradise lighting collection
Lindsey Adelman Studio’s new lighting features elegant and unexpected compositions of textured glass and brass chains inspired by nomadic lifestyles. Think wanderlust in a lamp.
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Bright lights: meet Apparatus founders Gabriel Hendifar and Jeremy Anderson
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One of a kind: Vipp introduces inaugural (and only) lighting range
Danish brand Vipp's new lighting collection, launching next month, also marks the company’s first foray into the form. The debut collection features five pieces, including floor and table options, a ceiling lamp and two wall versions, all produced following the company’s minimal design aesthetic and utilising its 75 years of experience in metalworking.
