A textured glass corolla that opens like petals, placed at the end of a gilded brass arm: this wall light has the discreet grace of dried flowers. The rosette-shaped base recalls antique moldings, while the irregular glass catches the light and fragments it into a multitude of reflections. An object that is as much a light fixture as it is a wall jewel.

When lit, it diffuses a warm, enveloping amber glow, filtered by the texture of the glass, which softens everything it touches. Placed by the bedside, above a reading chair, or on either side of a mirror, it creates an intimate halo, without ever being dazzling. The light seems to emanate from the flower itself, warm and subdued.

Its arm can be oriented upwards, downwards, or to the sides, to illuminate an open book or highlight a section of wall. The smoked glass provides a soft depth, while the transparent version allows light to circulate freely. In a Nordic bedroom, a wood-paneled hallway, or a romantic interior, it adds a poetic and handmade touch.