Ceiling

It boldly draws on 19th-century classics, while taking a modern approach to Scandinavian loft design.

Minimalist design, classic shape. In a word, the captivating simplicity and versatility of this lamp, which offers the possibility of many applications.

Chelsea is craftsmanship, perfect workmanship and hand-blended polished copper, the result is a distinguished lighting charm.

Not subject to changing fashions, robust and durable, a combination of classic elegance and reliability.

Karlstad luminaires come straight from Scandinavia and impress with their classic design.

Tradition, simplicity, minimalism. Rich in different types of lamps, the Lofoten family is the best expression of this.

This lamp is indeed easy to imagine as it romantically illuminates the mist-shrouded Thames nooks and crannies of England's capital city or the strolling avenues in England's famous gardens.

The distinctive and even sharp shapes of the Modena lamp line combine traditional design with modern technology.

Nidaros luminaires look intriguing and add character to any space.

This is a raw in expression wall and ceiling luminaire. A classic design with a hint of modern design. It will work well combined with a loft style, but will actually adapt to any environment.

The elegant Oslo lamp is available in bollard, pole, ceiling and wall versions. In a copper body, it even presents itself perfectly.

Light can be an architectural material on a par with wood, concrete, stone or steel One obvious choice might be the Sandvik lamp.

New to the range, a simple shape and neat minimalism.