Aaro wall lightWith a movement, a gesture as a starting point, German designer Simon Schmitz managed to create a light that is in constant fluid motion. The Aaro wall light uses a sphere as a joint, allowing the light to revolve around its centrepiece, like planets orbiting around one another in the sky. Constructed from anodised steel with a matt black finish, its long, imposing arm can be adjusted to direct the light wherever you need it. Contemporary yet

The Parma up or down light is unique in the fact that it can remain its original white plaster or be painted to match your walls

the wall light features a cylindrical column centre and curved edges

elegant foot

the Calabria ceramic ceiling light is made from white glazed ceramics

Made to a high standard with overlapping metal layers available in a selection of finishes

bringing beauty and charm to any room

making it a standout piece when serving tea or coffee

The Caravaggio Read Wall has three narrow slits at the top of the shade that allow light to pass through

this step stool serves a multitude of purposes

"Give me a lamp that will look great on a New York loft" with those words Monika Mulder started to work with the series Mobil for Pholc

A classic turn of the century style that harks to the Belle Epoque

Crafted from spun metal and LED compatible