Unplug the light. Lift the shade in order to have access to light bulb.

Place the shade over base and diffuser. The diffuser should fit in the shade and be located into place with magnets.

Forest

Ammunition

Making products that matter.

Sedona

Snow

Carbon

Stone

Medium

The Gio Collection is inspired by revolutionary Italian lighting designs of the 1970’s, featuring seamlessly connected geometric elements in forms that radiate personality, warmth and taste.

Gio Table Light's simple, elegant shapes connect seamlessly, for a sculptural look with no shortage of personality. It’s designed for the bedside table, but also makes a radical statement in the office, study, or on a bookshelf.

Gio Table Light by Ammunition in Forest

Gio Table Light by Ammunition in Stone

Gio Table Light by Ammunition in Carbon

Gio Table Light by Ammunition in Snow

Gio Table Light by Ammunition in Sedona

Unplug the product, rotate the rear cap counter clockwise to expose the light bulb

Rotate the rear cap back on, and plug the product back in

Canyon

Nicholas Baker

Pixel

Small

Nostalgia meets contemporary with the Pixel Table Light, designed by Brooklyn based industrial designer, Nicholas Baker. While shining light through a 3D print, Baker noticed a unique illuminated effect from the print’s grid-like internal structure. Baker expanded upon this effect and drew further inspiration from the retro-digital world and it’s 8bit iconography. Pixel features a diffusive grid where each square emits a different level of lighting - giving the appearance of a “pixelated” light.

This unique 8bit look was made possible by adjusting the opening on the back of each square - thereby allowing a specific amount of light to shine through. During the design process, Baker went through countless rounds of testing to find the perfect shape and size for the grid to achieve the desired lighting effect.

Pixel Table Light is perfect for those with an affinity for contemporary or nostalgic style, adding a modern yet playful touch to illuminate your space.

Pixel Table Light by Nicholas Baker in Canyon

Pixel Table Light by Nicholas Baker in Carbon

Pixel Table Light by Nicholas Baker in Snow

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

Rotate diffuser assembly counter-clockwise 1/3 turn then lift to remove.

Turn bulb counter-clockwise to remove.  Replace lid and plug light back in.

Sand

Filippo Mambretti

Industrial Designer

Dulce

Dulce seamlessly blends retro with modern. It was inspired by Streamline Moderne, a late type of Art Deco that emphasized curved edges, smooth surfaces and maritime themes. It's a tribute to “those brilliant minds that disrupted the design world during the Great Depression, whose dreams helped the people recover.”

This retro-futuristic piece creates a relaxed atmosphere with a dash of intrigue. It’s great for your bedroom, entryway, or living room. Its intimate, diffuse light sets the scene for a great night at home. Sweeten up your evening with Dulce.

Dulce Table Light by Filippo Mambretti in Sand

Dulce Table Light by Filippo Mambretti in Fog

Dulce Table Light by Filippo Mambretti in Snow

Alex Chow

Container

“Where did I put my keys?” If you’ve ever wondered this while racing out of the house, Container may be for you. Its base has a shallow basin that’s perfect for dropping your keys, wallet, or other valuables as you come in the door.

This simple act can become a calming daily ritual, helping you transition to a relaxing evening at home. Container is great for your entryway, hall, or bedroom. Plus, it’s just plain adorable. Choose from two different sizes to best match your home.

Container Table Light by Alex Chow in Fog

Container Table Light by Alex Chow in Snow

Lorenzo Cartasegna

Product Designer

Clara Vertigo

Clara Vertigo may remind you of a submarine periscope, but its initial inspiration came from an animal. Designer Lorenzo Cartasegna loves owls. “Owls are amazing because they can stand completely still and move their neck 270 degrees. I wanted to create a light that was capable of doing something similar.”

This versatile light can fill many different needs. Its “head” rotates 360 degrees. Point it straight up, and it creates soft, ambient light. Shine it towards your desk to illuminate a book or aim it at the wall to spotlight framed art. Whether you’re a night owl or an early bird, you’ll find something to love in Clara Vertigo.

Clara Vertigo Table Light by Lorenzo Cartasegna in Snow

Clara Vertigo Table Light by Lorenzo Cartasegna in Fog

Clara Vertigo Table Light by Lorenzo Cartasegna in Sand

This is a great piece of art and provides unique refined lighting ...

Disappointment

Clara Vertigo Table Light in snow (16.5 in tall)

Beautiful design, refined light

Great light/ beautiful made and a fantastic design that allows for adjustments to direct the light. Great combo of form and function