Tiny Table Lamp by Ray Power

Omma is an inventive lighting piece combining wood veneer with a metal structure to create three-dimensional leaves of light.

There is nothing prickly about characterful Kactos lamp. With its cactus-like silhouette the tactile, nature-inspired Kactos is available in both suspension and table versions.

As a lamp, Sushi reflects the Japanese aesthetic for simple, elegant, and functional designs made using wood. In designing Sushi, Power focuses attention on the natural beauty of wood veneer.

The ASAP collection is uniquely experimental.

In a new composition, the wood veneer "keys" of the Black Note collection, designed by Ramón Esteve, are now configured to imagine a dramatic suspension chandelier.

Eris has a soft ambience that captures the quality of glass paired with wood. In the Eris table lamp, we see the interplay between light and shadow, glass and wood.

Omma is truly an inventive piece of lighting. The characterful Omma table lamp is available with one leaf or two leaves.

Dune is a sculptural light whose shape is intriguingly amorphous. Dune is a single piece of hand-blown borosilicate glass enveloping a wood veneer diffuser.

Omma is an inventive lighting piece combining wood veneer with a metal structure to create three-dimensional leaves of light.

Osca is an architecturally inspired lamp with a cubist aesthetic.

The Woodstraps lamp was created as a modular lighting concept.

Voliere is a contemporary reinterpretation of a classic 1920’s art deco chandelier.

Like graceful birds in flight with their fine wooden plumage and hanging globes of light, Birdy is accomplished feats of wood craftsmanship.

Mayice designed a clean, clear, single piece of hand-blown borosilicate glass. The glass envelopes a cylinder-like wood veneer diffuser.

The Candela lamp’s abstract composition reflects designer Candela Cort’s flamboyant career as a milliner.