Pagoda Réflecteur by Studio Henry Wilson
The Pagoda Réflecteur is a minimalist table lamp by the Sydney-based design practice, Studio Henry Wilson. Created for Galerie Philia’s Desacralized exhibition, the piece draws inspiration from pagodas, tiered buildings commonly found across Asia, and distills their architectural forms into a refined object for everyday life.
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Mush Lamps by Kilzi
The Mush Lamps are a collection of minimalist lamps by the Barcelona-based design studio Kilzi. Comprised of table and floor lamps: Tiny, Tall, Tower, and Chub, each light offers a calming addition to any interior space with their warm, subtle, atmospheric glow.
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Washi/Lime Wall Lamp by Yasuaki Yoshimoto
Washi/Lime Wall Lamp is a minimal sconce created by Japan-based designer Yasuaki Yoshimoto. There is something almost celestial about the way light diffuses through the delicate membrane of these wall-mounted sconces. At first glance, they appear as lunar apparitions against the textured wall – not merely providing illumination but transforming it into a presence, a character within the space.
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Dori Series by generalgray
Dori Series is a minimalist collection of pieces created by Seoul-based studio generalgray. The series takes its conceptual foundation from traditional Korean hanok architecture, specifically the dori—a crucial structural beam that bears the weight of the roof. What’s compelling about this translation is how it honors both function and cultural heritage simultaneously.
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Formation by FORMAFANTASMA
Formation is a new exhibition in New York City created by Milan-based studio FORMAFANTASMA for Friedman Benda. There is something almost ceremonial in the way a single plank of cherry wood yields to the cabinetmaker’s hand, its grain revealing decades of growth in a moment of transformation.
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Rib Collection by Konekt Studio
The Rib Collection is a minimalist lighting collection by the Philadelphia-based design practice, Konekt Studio. Continuing the studio’s exploration of juxtaposing characteristics, Rib balances strength with fragility and restraint with ornament, combining sharp lines with soft curves.
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Jogak Light Collection 01 by Studio Booboon
The Jogak Light Collection 01 is a minimalist lighting collection by the Copenhagen and Paris-based design practice, Studio Booboon. Reimagining the traditional Korean textile method of bojagi, this series of floor lamps transforms fabric remnants into poetic studies of light and cultural heritage.
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Caravista by Maximale
Caravista is a minimal light designed by Madrid-based architectural practice Maximale. Taking the brick as a starting point, Pablo Delgado and Cristina Garau have transformed one of the most fundamental elements in construction into a lighting object. The lamp, handcrafted locally, consists of two ceramic pieces joined with mortar and a delicate paper filter that diffuses the light as it emanates through the eight openings on each side of the brick.
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Topuro by Guido Valín
Topuro is a minimalist lamp designed by the Barcelona-based designer Guido Valín of Mirabobo. Produced by the Spanish lighting brand, Parachilna, the lamp is available in a larger version and a smaller iteration, and offers a quiet yet thoughtful presence, designed to set the mood in intimate, domestic spaces. Its skeletal structure, composed of electropolished stainless steel and translucent, ice-effect methacrylate shades, embodies an intentional simplicity that feels both refined and elemental.
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Shirayuri by 11
Shirayuri is a minimalist floor lamp by the Basel-based design duo 11, composed of Susanna Smailova and Llia Moiseev. Standing at 1.6 meters (a little over 5 feet) tall, the pronounced yet delicate light brings a sculptural presence and warm glow to any space it inhabits.
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Captive Table Lamp by NAGØT
The Captive Table Lamp is a minimalist table lamp by the Como-based design studio, NAGØT. Part of the Captive collection, a series of lights featuring an encased light source within each fixture’s body, the table lamp stands out with its particularly clean, industrial design. Its box-like fabric shade contrasts with a metal base, while simultaneously complementing it with its sharp lines and metal frame.
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Form iii (coiled) by Annie Paxton
Form iii (coiled) is a minimalist floor lamp by the Melbourne-based multidisciplinary designer, Annie Paxton. Made from sand-cast aluminum planes and coles, dupioni silk offcuts, the sculptural light reveals a soft, fractured glow through its textured surfaces, transforming remnant materials into an intimate study of light, form, and threshold.
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Radiator by James Cherry
Radiator is a minimal lamp created by New York-based designer James Cherry. In the corner of James Cherry’s bicoastal studio, a collection of seemingly disparate objects awaits transformation: discarded piano wire, fabric scraps, and chunks of recycled clay.
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Mini Endless - Polished Nickel
Like Endless, Jason Miller's Mini collection was originally conceived to be a light fixture as architectural element. However, the scale and construction of Mini is inspired by wooden ship's masts. Before advanced materials and industrial production, wooden sailing ships were the engineering marvels of their time. By necessity, the construction was as inventive as it was beautiful.
MtO 09 by ObjetsMito
MtO 09 is a minimalist table lamp by the London-based design practice, ObjetsMito. Designed as part of the Edition I collection by ObjetsMito’s founder, Abid Javed, the lamp takes inspiration from mitochondrial biology, offering a fresh take on sculptural lighting.
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