When illuminated the MOAI provides an atmospheric, ambient glow as light moves through the sphere and bounces off the clear glass shade creating a unique egg-shaped reflection. A beautiful silhouette reminiscent of the stone statues of Easter Island, the MOAI is dynamic whether on or off.

Designer Dian has been mastering the artistry of woodworking for years. He’s always had an appreciation towards the organic nature the material exhibits. In the MUMU pendant, he utilizes the coolness of metal married with an LED light source, and counter-balances this with the warmth of the wood on both ends of the pendant. The MUMU is available in two versions: Matt White with Beech and Matt Black with Walnut.

Before the apple knocked Newton, no one ever found the gravitation; people say “an apple a day keeps the doctor away”. Apple is not only a kind of fruit but constructs the modern technological life by bumping into science. NEWTON is made of mouth-blown glass. It appears gently charming when you turn on the light.

ZHE is inspired by a wood from the Orient that is hard as rock. The metal lampshade is meticulously and deliberately hand welded together to resemble a cluster or rocks. Look closely and notice how each metal plate is a bit asymmetrical yet they all fit seamlessly together. Wooden stoppers under each frosted diffuser not only introduce warm elements of the wood, but functionally they soften up the overall light source. ZHE exemplifies subtle illumination in a grand scale.