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Inspired by the mathematical elegance of spiral phyllotaxis, the Rosette Lamp epitomizes refined outdoor illumination. Its exquisite design features hand-blown glass combined with hand-spun brass “petals,” creating an aesthetic that marries organic fluidity with structured precision.
This portable table lamp is equipped with a capacitive touch switch and a rechargeable USB-C battery so you can enjoy its light whether it’s a serene evening on your patio or an intimate gathering under the stars.
Dimensions: 7-1/2” w x 6-1/2” D x 6” H
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The Tower Table Lamp is crafted from pre-formed glass rods held in place by laser-cut metal plates. The structure is honest and direct—no hidden components, no ornamentation beyond the materials themselves. Light filters through the vertical rods, creating a soft, architectural glow.
An integrated three-level touch dimmer allows for a playful, interactive experience when setting the perfect lighting level.
Whether standing alone or arranged in groups of three, the lamps become architectural—evoking a skyline of light. Each one carries a quiet rhythm; together, they create a visual cadence that shifts with scale and arrangement. This is modularity made luminous—an intersection of structure, utility, and refined restraint.
Dimensions: 4” x 4” x 9-1/4” || 11-1/4” || 15-1/4”
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The Phase Lamp expresses a diffused, velvety glow which can light up a The Phase Lamp traces the curve of lunar movement—an arc holding a hand-blown glass shade, sliced like a shadow across a moon. Its form captures a moment in transition, a quiet reference to celestial rhythm.
Balanced and composed, the lamp blends simplicity with meaning. The warm glow within the opaline glass creates an atmospheric light, softening the geometry into something poetic.
Dimensions: 8” x 8” x 15”
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The Crane Lamp draws its posture from the iconic bird—elegant, poised, and gently articulated at the joints. Its adjustable brass arm evokes the gesture of a crane in mid-step, while the suspended cluster of glass rods diffuses light like ripples in water.
Part of the Tower Collection, the lamp continues the language of exposed structure and repetition. As light filters through the vertical glass, it casts delicate patterns that shift with movement, animating the space with quiet grace.
Dimensions: 4” x 8-1/2” x 15”
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The Emergence Lamp explores how complexity can arise from simplicity. Composed of nine identical curves connected end to end, the form wasn’t pre-designed—it emerged through play. As each curve was added, the structure began to define itself, ultimately closing into a self-supporting shape with unexpected strength and poise.
This is a piece born from experimentation, not intention. What began as simple repetition transformed into something expressive and whole—a physical manifestation of emergence itself, where gesture, rhythm, and structure converge into light.
Dimensions: 12” x 10” x 20”
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The Conveyor Lamp began with a rusted metal part found on a farm in Ohio—once part of a tractor’s conveyor belt. Two decades later, that same industrial fragment now serves as the mold for this cast glass form. Lost-wax casting preserves every texture and tooth, transforming utility into illumination.
Seated atop a machined metal base, the glass structure feels both ancient and futuristic—drawing a line between machine logic and sculptural presence. What was once driven by motion now glows with memory.
Dimensions: 5” x 5” x 7”
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The Piano Table Lamp draws from vintage task lighting, reimagined through the lens of refinement and restraint. While it echoes the silhouette of adjustable armatures, its position is fixed—anchored in quiet confidence rather than motion.
At its base, an inverted cone functions as a three-level touch dimmer, offering subtle control over brightness. Like a piano key or tuning knob, it invites interaction with purpose and grace. Sculptural yet understated, this piece is crafted for moments that call for presence without excess.
Dimensions: 10” x 13” x 22”
