Pull up, removing the top cap and diffuser.

Once the bulb has been replaced, put the cap and diffuser assembly back on top of Encore. Slide back to lock in place.

stone

Sam Gwilt

Industrial Designer

Encore

canyon

coral

Small

Step into the limelight with Encore Table Light, Sam Gwilt’s sophomore release with Gantri.  While exploring the effects of light, Gwilt tapped into the emotional experience derived from curtains -- in a theater, concealed and raising anticipation prior to a performance, to the ethereal, warm feeling when the sun shines through your home. Encore is Gwilt’s showcase of how curtains can play a fundamental role in how one experiences light, through control or enhancement. 

The Encore Table Light’s elegant design features a double exposed diffuser allowing for versatile use. Taking cues from the organic pleats created by curtains, the shade’s exterior showcases a unique rippled effect atop a geometric base. Similar to his first launch, Weight Table Light, Encore explores how static products can stop a moment in time while simulating motion.

Balancing airy and drama, the Encore Table Light is a perfect statement piece to intensify or soften your everyday.

Encore Table Light by Sam Gwilt in stone

Encore Table Light by Sam Gwilt in coral

Encore Table Light by Sam Gwilt in canyon

Gently twist the top diffuser so it unlocks from the base. Replace the bulb.

Replace bulb and twist diffuser back onto base. The cord protrudes from the notch in the rear of the diffuser. Bulb replacement is now complete.

Snow

Dims.

New-century modern

Word

Designed by Studio Word for Dims., this unique light is inspired by classic Greek columns. Its unibody construction features vertical fillets to create a soft, interesting visual texture that instantly makes any room more elevated, warm and welcoming.

Word was designed as a table light, but its combination of classic architecture and modern design adds visual interest and elegance everywhere. It spreads a warm, gentle light up from the base to the top - at home from entryway to the bedroom.

Word Table Light by Dims. in Snow

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.

Forest

Louis Filosa

Cantilever

Carbon

Sand

Coral

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 Forest

Cantilever Table Light by Louis Filosa in Coral

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 the light and allow bulb to cool. Unplug light.

Reach in directly from the top of the canopy. Turn bulb counter-clockwise to remove. Replace with new bulb. Plug light back in.

Muka Design Lab

 Our goal is to create inspiring objects, to make life more beautiful. We love design minimal products to use in a friendly interiors.

Maskor

Canyon

Maskor is the Basque word for “seashell”, and it’s easy to see how this stunning light was inspired by the elegant natural whorls of a nautilus or auger shell. Distinctive concentric rings retreat into the center of the piece, allowing light to emanate from within and without. 

Maskor’s warm, comforting glow makes it perfect for drifting off to sleep, while its modern form and timeless style are always a pleasure to wake up to.

Maskor Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Forest

Maskor Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Canyon

Maskor Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Sand

Maskor Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Fog

Maskor Table Light by Muka Design Lab in Snow

Turn bulb counter-clockwise to remove. Replace with new bulb. Plug light back in.

Konus Design

Furniture Designer

Konus

Medium

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 Sand

Konus Table Light by Konus Design in Fog

Konus Table Light by Konus Design in Carbon

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

Konus Table Light

$168

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