A golden brass rosette, carved into a corolla of petals, holds a lampshade crafted from solid ash. The wall lamp plays on the contrast between the warm glow of the metal and the light grain of the wood, a Nordic dialogue where each material remains recognizable at first glance.

When lit, the light nestles inside the wooden cone, revealing its fibers and casting an amber, enveloping halo on the wall. When unlit, it retains its sculptural presence, like a small piece of joinery placed against the wall. Its articulated arm can be oriented to direct the beam towards a book, a headboard, or a section of wall to highlight.

Above a bedside table, along a hallway, or on either side of a mirror, it creates a soft and cozy atmosphere. The natural ash wood harmonizes equally well with minimalist Japandi interiors and more classic decors, where the floral rosette adds a touch of craftsmanship.