Decoration

An instant classic, the JWDA Lamp is the kind of sculptural piece that turns heads and brings new life to a room. The contrast of the delicate, rounded glass with the sturdy metal base makes for a balanced and intriguing silhouette.

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The collection’s pendant light is created with the same column-like shape as the floor and table lamp, carefully covered with translucent fabric that reveals the graphic structure within and suspended from the ceiling by a textile cord. Spreading ambient light in a room, it makes a purposeful pendant above a dining table, in a reception area or hotel bedroom.

With a sleek, functional handle and a warm orb of light nestled gently in a basket-like base, the Carrie Portable Lamp is useful anywhere. Crafted in glass and metal – with a plastic base version available for outdoor use – Carrie is unique for its multiple uses and mutability: the cordless design comes with a concealed USB charger at its base for easy charging. The warm, ambient light is adjustable to three settings, and fully charged, it will stay on for at least ten hours on highest setting. Made with freedom and flexibility in mind, it comes in a range of beautiful colours.

To preserve battery life, switch the lamp off when charging and do not leave plugged in while in use. Place it on our Charging Board, which reanimates multiple devices in a single sitting, or charge using a standard socket.

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In 1942, Mogens Lassen conceptualized the iconic Stool ML42 for a furniture exhibition hosted at the Danish Museum of Decorative Art. Drawing inspiration from the stools employed by traditional shoemakers, he masterfully translated their light and graceful aesthetics into the creation of this sculptural three-legged stool. Today, the ML42 Stool is widely regarded as a coveted collector's item among global aficionados of design.

Designed in the 1950s by Alf Svensson and Yngvar Sandström, Resonant is as relevant today as ever. The mid-century pendant lamp is both striking and simple, shaped from polished brass into four concentric shades that direct glare-free light downwards. Well suited to any space, its name alludes to a visual interplay between light and sound, reflecting off the shiny surface and reverberating across a room.

Enhancing a space with its reflective surface and floating expression, the View Mirror is characterised by its sleek simplicity and quality materials. Designed by Mogens Lassen, the minimalist design serves its purpose effortlessly, integrating form and function with effortless ease. Available in three different sizes, it is equally purposeful in a hallway or bathroom as it is a bedroom or living room where it frames the room and magnifies its dimensions.

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Interconnect Candle Holder is a bold and illuminating centrepiece of exaggerated proportions, designed for Audo by Colin King. As a source of cosy candlelight, it is characterised by its deceptively simple geometric form: a sphere, an angle and a line, which unite to create a unique design. Available in polished brass, bronzed brass or painted steel, it goes beyond its intended use to function as a sculpture.

Mogens Lassen designed the very first Kubus candle holder in 1962 for the interior of a restaurant in northern Zealand, Denmark. The geometric-inspired series has since become a much-loved icon of Danish design thanks to its timeless, Modernist form and enduring function. Kubus 4 is a mood-enhancing addition to any space, creating a cosy atmosphere wherever it is placed. It is available in a range of metals and finishes, including zinc and powder-coated metal in ivory or olive green.

Mogens Lassen designed the very first Kubus candle holder in 1962 for the interior of a restaurant in northern Zealand, Denmark. The geometric candleholder series has since become a much-loved icon of Danish design thanks to its timeless, Modernist form and enduring function. Kubus 8 is a mood-enhancing addition to any space. With room for eight candles it creates a cosy atmosphere wherever it is placed. It is available in a range of metals and finishes.

Reflecting Mogens Lassen’s functionalist approach to design, the Kubus 8 candle holder from 1962 is as relevant today as ever. To mark the 60^th anniversary of the now iconic design, the Kubus 8 Raw was launched in 2022. As its name suggests, it has been left untreated, acquiring a beautiful patina over time. Undergoing 16 individual crafting processes, the Kubus 8 Raw is made entirely by hand, cut, welded, soldered, sanded and polished using traditional techniques. A single piece takes a skilled craftsperson an average of 45 minutes to make.