L'ambi
An architectural family built from columns, spirals and rhythmic surfaces.
L'ambi's lamps treat light like a structure. Hashira takes its name from the column that holds up a building in Japanese architecture, Uzu from the natural spirals of water and wind, and Graw from the sharp yet fluid lines of modern architecture.
Their shared language is a vertical rhythm: every fold on the surface breaks the light a little differently. Even switched off, the lamp holds its place with its shadow and texture.
