Flos Tatou Table LampTaking its name from the French word for armadillo, the Tatou table light is characterised by its latticed polycarbonate shade which encases the lamps light source. The table lamp, inspired by the design of classic Japanese armour, allows light to pass discreetly through its unique shade to cast unique shadows on surrounding walls. Stylish and functional, place the Tatou table light on your desk, sideboard or side table for a refined lighting

Crafted from recycled plastic

It can be moved up and down or side to side to change direction of the light

The Ascoli triple round spotlights lend themselves to a contemporary or modern aesthetic

and even outside in a sheltered porch or doorway

designed in 1959 by Vico Magistretti

With clean lines defining its shape and a simplistic and smooth black lacquered finish this light complements most aesthetics

A simple concept combining the practicality of an all-in-one design and an appealing minimalist aesthetic

it defies traditional notions of tables and trays

The sandblasted surface of the Pantheum light evokes the rough texture of sandstone

muted glow courtesy of its energy-saving LED bulb

this chair is inspired by the anatomy and movement of its namesake beetle

minimal design with a small wooden hook that adds a subtle modern touch