Creative Solutions for Brightening Corners

A blank canvas of white walls provides the perfect backdrop for Arik Levy’s Structural lamp. A design that deconstructs its light source, A simple cubic forms areis stationed on each wall and united via slender metal rods that both join and separate the volumes.

Encased in an aluminum box, the LED bulb bathes the walls in a glare-free wash of light. Seamlessly integrating into the architecture and doubling up as cubist décor, Structural is fully customizable and offered in various depths and widths.

Another Arik Levy design, the Sticks collection is also ideal for corners. It features three aluminum rods that rotate on their own axis, allowing light to be directed precisely where needed. Endlessly versatile, they can be combined in any direction—from wall-to-wall, wall-to-ceiling, or floor to wall.

Here, two sticks rise from the floor, leaning against a corner in a relaxed, yet refined X silhouette.

Above it, another installation takes up position in a dark nook in the ceiling. It draws the eye upwards with its intersecting angles, the glowing poles producing their own architectural planes in space.

A third Sticks installation straddles the corner of a media room. The design zig zags across two walls, connecting them in a beautiful geometry that recalls the look of an avant-garde floating sculpture.

Another corner space is illuminated by Martín Azúa’s Halo Jewel. The luminaire presents light as a precious ornament, its spare linear silhouette suspended in space like delicate bijou on a necklace. Here the pair dangle above two small side tables, creating a focal point and completing the vignette with their glowing presence.

Positioned beside an abstract artwork is the Guise pendant by Stefan Diez. The innovative hanging lamp is crafted from precision-cut crystal imbedded with a row of recessed LEDs. The light source appears invisible within the glass—hence its name—while the delicately engraved surface radiates an intense glow. Suspended low just above the slatted bench, the cylindrical volume sets off the painting with a warmth that balances the image’s cool, graphic colors.

In a minimalist seating area, Arik Levy’s North wall lamp takes up position in the corner. The deconstructed, adjustable design features three pieces: a triangular aluminum shade containing an LED-powered light source, a slender carbon fiber stem, and the wall base. The striking form cantilevers out from the wall to rest over the wooden table, casting a downwards pool of light that creates a cozy, welcoming feel around the table.

Featured Products:
– Flamingo
– Sticks
– Structural
– Halo Jewel
– Guise
– North