Vibia I.Cono Desk Lamp

Vibia I.Cono Desk LampThe Vibia I. Cono Desk Lamp, designed by Lievore Altherr Molina, is a considered desk and table light that references midcentury minimalism while delivering precise task illumination. Its elongated conical shade and sharply angled stem create a recognisable silhouette that balances form and function. Design intent is apparent in the cantilevered profile: a thin, rigid stem rises from a low circular base, then angles forward to support an asymmetrical,

Adjustable Pivoting Arm: A fully articulated joint allows you to effortlessly pivot the light head

and a black power cord exits from the stem just above the base

Pedret Sculpture Wall Light is a two-light decorative wall sconce from Pedret's Sculpture range

The composition of fifteen organic

designed by Arik Levy for the Wireflow range

Each lamp is housed within a double‑wall cylindrical diffuser — an inner frosted white glass cylinder and an outer transparent smoked or clear cylinder — secured by circular black caps that integrate with the frame

the lamp pairs a bell-shaped metal shade with visible chrome hardware

The fixture is supplied with a chain‑link suspension and the central stem can be converted to a semi‑flush configuration

producing a wide-reaching silhouette

It is available in Green

creating caustic patterns on surrounding surfaces while helping to minimise direct glare

rectangular backplate provides a broad