Twenty-two sculptural lamps with a face, a name, and a point of view. Animals, icons, creatures — each one holds the light like it means something.
25 characters · table & wall lamps
A chimpanzee gentleman tipping his hat toward the room — a small bow, a small bulb, a slow rise of warm amber across the wall. Our most-photographed lamp.
A silverback hunched forward, one massive arm bracing the table, the other holding a bare Edison bulb like a torch. Brutish and dapper at once.
A regal lion seated at the edge of your desk, mane sculpted in meticulous layers, holding the light like a sceptre. The king of the nightstand.
Squat, sturdy, impossibly charming — the Frenchie sits on the shelf with a bare bulb balanced on its head like a party hat it refuses to acknowledge.
The plumber from the Mushroom Kingdom, frozen mid-jump on a warp pipe pedestal. An arcade icon reimagined as a table lamp — press Start to illuminate.
A sculptural spectre emerging from the wall, draped in flowing robes, casting an eerie amber glow. Dark academia for the bedroom wall.
A free elf, clutching a sock in one hand and a bare bulb in the other. Wizarding world nostalgia cast in matte resin — master has given Dobby a lamp.
A deep-sea predator on your desk, its bioluminescent lure replaced with a warm Edison bulb. Gothic home décor that starts conversations in the dark.
Web-slinger perched on a rooftop ledge, ready to swing into the night. A sculptural tribute to every kid who drew spiders on their notebook.
Eight sculpted tentacles gripping the edge of a shelf, one arm raised to hold the bulb aloft. A creature from twenty thousand leagues, domesticated for your living room.
A disembodied hand crawling across your desk, fingers wrapped around a bulb. Straight from the Addams household — Wednesday approved.
A polar bear standing on hind legs, holding the light above its head like a lantern in the Arctic dark. Massive presence, gentle glow.
A curious feline arching its back beneath a warm Edison bulb. Our most affordable entry into the collection — small, charming, irresistible.
A cat in a tailored tuxedo, standing upright with the composed dignity of a maître d'. Victorian manners, feline indifference.
A playful leopard draped over the edge of your shelf, tail hanging, paw batting at the bulb. Safari energy for the urban jungle.
The king of the Cretaceous, jaws open, tiny arms stretched toward the light. Sixty-six million years extinct, but still stealing the scene.
An arachnid the size of a fist, legs splayed across the desk, holding a bulb in its mandibles. Halloween year-round.
A sculptural embrace frozen in resin — two figures intertwined, the light rising from their meeting point. Art, not just a lamp.
The monkey, remixed for the wall. A primate silhouette reaching out from the surface, bulb in hand, casting long shadows across the room.
A triceratops skull mounted on the wall like a hunting trophy from the Jurassic. The horn holds the bulb — nature's first lamp holder.
An elephant emerging from the wall, trunk curled upward, cradling an Edison bulb. Safari meets sconce — the largest land animal, miniaturised for your hallway.
A woodland fox peeking around the corner, bushy tail trailing behind, a bulb balanced on its nose. Forest folklore on your bedroom wall.
A black monkey scaling a tall pole, one hand outstretched with a glowing bulb — as if he just discovered light and is showing it to the room. Matte finish, sharp silhouette, full of curiosity.
A small green master in meditation pose, surrounded by rocky terrain and stylized plants. The glowing bulb placed in front suggests inner power and quiet wisdom — for fantasy, sci-fi and movie-inspired interiors.
A flying saucer hovering on its own beam of light — a playful, atmospheric desk piece for sci-fi rooms, kids' shelves, and anyone who likes their lighting with a sense of humour.
Fourteen designer lamps that set the mood without stealing it. Ribbed, pleated, perforated — pure form, warm light, no face required.
17 forms · modern & sculptural
We cast one. Send a sketch, a name, a feeling — we'll come back with three studio photos and an edition number.