A long fluted glass tube stands vertically on a geometric base, held by a round base that sits flush with the wall. Light passes through the flutes of the glass and diffuses into a soft halo, both warm and graphic. Placed in an entryway or along a corridor, this wall light creates a clean line that structures the wall without making it feel heavy.

The metal finish plays with light depending on the time of day. In the copper version, the base takes on honey reflections that extend the warmth of the bulb. In the black version, it becomes more discreet, almost mineral, for a crisp contrast on a light-colored wall. The fluted glass, meanwhile, breaks down the glow into fine vertical grooves and creates a delicate play of shadows on the surrounding surface.

One can imagine it on either side of a bathroom mirror, rhythmically placed along a hallway, or as a night light near a headboard. Its slender format, 45 cm high, fills vertical space where a ceiling light would be too much, and provides a subdued ambient light, perfect for evenings.