Lighting
The sculptural, portable light embodies Louis Poulsen’s “Design to Shape Light” philosophy with both form and function.
Sourced from now-retired Tokyu Den-en-toshi Line 8500 trains.
The designer’s debut piece for Cassina.
Reimagining the regal emblem as minimalist lighting.
![From Chandelier to Cube: The Versatile Forms of 6:AM’s “▢ [quadrato]” Collection](https://image-cdn.hypb.st/https%3A%2F%2Fhypebeast.com%2Fimage%2F2025%2F06%2F12%2F6am-quadrato-new-lighting-collection-two-fold-silence-exhibition-milano-design-week-2025-000.jpg?fit=max&cbr=1&q=90&w=500&h=333)
Redefining modular lighting by blending Bauhaus principles with industrial lamp aesthetics from the 1920s.
Five top designers explore the ways in which a hyper-local approach could revolutionize the manufacturing industry.
Unveiled at SaloneSatellite 2025, ‘A Different Kind of Future’ combines the studio’s new Orbit furniture line with its debut Axis lighting collection.
The latest addition to their “Transparency Matters” collection.
Blending textiles and wire into innovative lighting products.
Available in Sand, Yellow and Stainless Steel finishes.
From a latex-upholstered day bed to a one-book bookcase.
Showcasing the 141 and 14 Pyramid lighting.
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