GUBI Bagdad Portable Rechargeable LightFirst designed in 1954 by Mathieu Matgot, the GUBI Bagdad Portable Rechargeable Light is a striking example of mid century ingenuity. Its sculptural, cubist form and perforated metal construction make it an eye catching piece, full of personality and charm. Now reimagined as a portable lamp, this modern edition scales down the original design to half its size while adding the convenience of cordless versatility. Fitted with a touch activated dimmer

One of the most notable features of the KA70 is its clever and functional design

Inspired by the exploration of wood and the seamless fusion of basic geometric elements

Elevate your interior with the captivating Brush Large Pendant Light in striking purple

Its teak wood frame exudes natural allure and robust durability

the Knuckle Table Lamp offers versatility of use

it is characterised by its sturdy legs

this pendant light is crafted from high-quality materials and finished with a polished metal coating that catches the light beautifully

walnut and brass and is built to last

organic design with the cylindrical base and elongated dome-like shade each contributing to an aesthetic cohesiveness

they are a statement of your discerning taste

who gifted the prototype to his daughter Kirsten Vodder

for an end result of a playful design that looks similar to a weightless bubble