Carved from solid wood with clear grain, this Japandi luminaire rests on four crossed uprights that rise into a graphic, almost architectural, silhouette. The central golden brass rod runs through the heart of the structure and elegantly highlights the simplicity of the wood. Everything here exudes balance and restraint, that quiet elegance inherited from Japanese and Nordic design.

The square lampshade, covered in a lightly textured ecru linen, filters the light and returns it warm and subdued. In the evening, the light descends along the uprights and makes the wood grain shimmer, creating an intimate bubble in the heart of the room. It can be imagined next to a sofa to extend a reading session, or in a bedroom to accompany the end of the day with a soothing glow.

Available in two heights, it becomes a table lamp on a bedside table in the 52 cm version, or an ambient floor lamp in the 82 cm version. Two finishes, bright light wood or deep dark wood, allow it to match a minimalist, contemporary, or Japanese-inspired interior. A decorative object in its own right, just as present when off as when on.