Cumulus

A lamp that doubles as a sculpture, even when it's switched off.

Cumulus is built around three stacked, pebble-shaped tiers — each finely textured with a fine dotted relief that diffuses light into a soft, ambient glow. The shade rests on slender, splayed beechwood legs, giving the piece a light, floating presence that works beautifully on the floor of a reading nook, beside a sofa, or as a low accent in a bedroom corner.

When lit, the textured surface comes alive — light filters through the pinpricked finish, casting a warm halo without harsh glare. Switched off, it reads as a quiet design object, all shape and material.

Engineered for warm ambient lighting rather than task work — best paired with a soft white LED bulb.

Highlights

• Sculptural stacked-tier shade with fine dotted texture for diffused, ambient glow
• Natural beechwood tripod base — Scandinavian-inspired silhouette
• Comes with Tripod stand
• Compact floor-level scale; ideal for corners, reading nooks, and low-light layering
• E27 bulb socket (bulb sold separately) — recommended: 2700K warm white LED, max 10W
• Includes cord with inline switch
• Comes with white shade and Wood brown tripod stand

A piece for people who light a room the way they style it — slowly, intentionally, and with character.

Crafted from a modern bio-based composite — lightweight, durable, and designed to last. Not ceramic, not glass, not marble. A material chosen for its precision and its longevity, not for what it imitates.

Wipe with a soft, dry cloth. Avoid prolonged exposure to direct heat or harsh sunlight. For indoor use — keep away from water.

Made to order in our Delhi studio — no warehouses, no overproduction, no waste sitting on a shelf. Each piece is made when you order it, from a bio-based material chosen for its low environmental footprint.

Every piece is inspected and carefully packed before it ships. If yours arrives damaged, report it within 48 hours with a photo and we'll replace it, free. Because these are made to order, we don't accept returns — but a damaged piece is always made right.