Twist the diffuser counter-clock wise to remove from the base

After changing the bulb, replace the diffuser by twisting clockwise onto the base

Forest

Yowie

Tiny

Sand

Canyon

Small

After making their mark as the “coolest shop” in Philly, YOWIE is putting their signature spin on their first foray into lighting design. Introducing Tiny Table Light, a miniature fixture that packs a big punch of personality and style. With its petal-like legs and dome-shaped diffuser, Tiny evokes the charm of a friendly companion. Ideal for brightening up corners filled with art books and trinkets or keeping you company deskside – Tiny is a welcome addition to any space.  

Tiny Table Light by Yowie in Forest

Tiny Table Light by Yowie in Canyon

Tiny Table Light by Yowie in Sand

Turn off light and allow bulb to cool. Unplug light.

Carefully twist the sphere and lift it off the base.

Turn bulb counter-clockwise to remove. Replace with new bulb.

Sunrise

Louis Filosa

Simplicity with soul

Cantilever

Snow

Carbon

Inspired by iconic shapes and geometry, Cantilever is a simple, spherical table light with a whimsical twist. Its off-center globe sits on an elevated base to provide 360 degrees of warm, ambient glow with a space-saving footprint. 

Cantilever will make you smile every time you see it. It’s perfect in entryways, livingrooms, bedrooms, or anyplace that could use a touch of off-kilter fun.

Cantilever Table Light by Louis Filosa in Sunrise

Cantilever Table Light by Louis Filosa in Forest

Cantilever Table Light by Louis Filosa in Sand

Cantilever Table Light by Louis Filosa in Carbon

Cantilever Table Light by Louis Filosa in Snow

Turn off and unplug the product. Rotate the lid counterclockwise and lift off.

Place the lid back on and rotate clockwise until snug. Plug the product back in and, turn on. 

noun studio

Creating timeless heirlooms through meaningful design

Kero

Medium

Mobility meets familiarity with Kero Table Light by noun studio of San Francisco. Led by Elvin Chu, noun studio brings a modern touch to the iconic kerosene lamp. Like it’s oil-powered predecessors, Kero features a prominent handle that beautifully frames the light. The conical base lifts the light off the ground for easy cord wrapping during transport. Kero’s generously sized diffuser emits a warm glow in all directions, fit with an adjustable dimmer to control the intensity depending on your mood and environment. 

Made to move throughout the home, the Kero Table Light is perfect for adding supportive lighting at your work desk during the day, to an ambient glow for al fresco dinners on your patio. Kero is there whenever and wherever you need it.

Kero Table Light by noun studio in Canyon

Kero Table Light by noun studio in Forest

Kero Table Light by noun studio in Sand

Rotate diffuser counter clockwise and lift.

Muka Design Lab

Creating inspiring objects to make life more beautiful

Arintzea

Muka Design Lab, the Bilbao-based studio that brought us Maskor Table Light, launches Arintzea – a new lighting collection sparked by the Art Deco influence within Basque architecture. Aptly named after the Basque word for “streamlined”, these mushroom-like lights feature smooth, clean geometries and a nod to vintage illumination. 

Arintzea’s bowl shaped diffuser offers an unobstructed glow while the simple base flaunts embellished linework that is equal parts Art Deco and signature Muka. With it’s off centered, slim stand, Arintzea Table Light can easily slip between books on your favorite shelf for a subtle decor moment. 

Muka’s designs are inspired by the award-winning duo’s life in the Basque region of Northern Spain. They’ve established a familiar design language that can be seen in the linework within Maskor’s diffuser, the bases of Arintzea and throughout other pieces designed by the studio. While Maskor ties back to the sea, Arintzea represents the balance of old and new architecture in Bilbao, a cornerstone of the Muka aesthetic. 

Arintzea Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Forest

Arintzea Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Sand

Arintzea Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Carbon

Konus Design

Furniture Designer

Konus

Designer Raphael Pangilinan made the first version of Konus two decades ago as a teenager in the Philippines. “I didn’t have a lot of money, so I improvised using driftwood or pieces of metal. I first made Konus using bamboo, eventually moving on to hand-woven abacá fiber,” he says. “I never manufactured it on a large scale because it would have taken forever, but now 3D printing lets me do that.”

Konus’ distinctive shuttlecock form works well in a variety of spaces, from industrial to modern to rustic. It can fill a room with warm light, and put a smile on your guests’ faces. Get a little playful with Konus.

Konus Table Light by Konus Design in Carbon

Konus Table Light by Konus Design in Fog

Konus Table Light by Konus Design in Sand

I can&#x27;t believe this lamp was 3D printed! It&#x27;s beautiful, functional, and very well designed.