Design House Stockholm Birds 1967Lisa Larson's Birds 1967, resurrected by Design House Stockholm, are a testament to the vibrant creativity of the late '60s. These charming birds, almost forgotten among the many gems by the celebrated Swedish ceramicist, have been brought back to life, capturing the essence of a time marked by anti war protests and a blooming hippie culture. Each bird, painted with strong colours and exotic patterns inspired by Mexican folk art, reflects the spirit

- They are fully dimmable

Sigurðardóttir blends craftsmanship with humour

With its tactile and truthful design language

it makes a striking accent

The timber is rich in dense

offering versatile options to infuse any interior space with a touch of poetry

using ergonomic theory to ensure ease of use

reaching an overall height of 240cm to create a light that one can walk under and can illuminate any space without drilling needed

The Ship's Companionway light also comes in polished or weathered brass to suit your aesthetic

an unexpected mix of luxurious and industrial materials that epitomises the Castiglionis’ playful design ethos

Available in three sizes and three finishes

Featuring a dimmer which can be controlled by a power switch towards the top of the stem