8 Geometric Lighting Products
Explore the hottest geometric lighting products on the market.
Designers: Alex Selma and Clara del Portillo for Axolight
Product: Jewel
Standout: The Yonoh Creative Studio co-founders named this suspension light for the lacquered-aluminum “gem” shade at the end of its recycled ABS “necklace.”
Designer: Jean-Philippe Nuel for MLE
Product: Abac
Standout: Touch sensors activate the Studio Jean-Philippe Nuel president’s sconce in die-cast aluminum, brass, and dimmable LEDs.
Designer: David Chipperfield for Wästberg
Product: W102 Chipperfield
Standout: Looks can be deceiving, just ask the David Chipperfield Architects founder, whose oxidized-steel table lamp is adjustable yet has no visible joints.
Designer: Marie Burgos of Marie Burgos Design
Product: Queen
Standout: The industrial designer and fêng shui expert plated the floor lamp’s inner shells in 24-karat gold, while exteriors are corroding steel.
Designer: Tom Dixon of Tom Dixon
Product: Opal
Standout: The British multihyphenate’s sculptural carbon-fiber floor lamps are topped by tinted polycarbonate orbs that emit a gentle glow.
Designer: Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance for Saint-Louis
Product: Folia
Standout: A branchlike sconce in varnished ash with cut-crystal shades is the interior architect’s nod to the
forest around the manufacturer’s factory.
Designer: David Weeks of David Weeks Studio
Product: Treble Single
Standout: Cursive penmanship inspired the brass arms of the designer’s pendant fixture, its powder-coated shade paired with a slump-molded glass diffuser.
Designer: Sebastian Herkner for Pulpo
Product: Stellar Grape
Standout: Handblown rippled and frosted glass spheres cluster around a stem of powder-coated steel in a floor lamp by the Maison & Objet Designer of the Year.
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