Oxygen

With this design, Xavier Solé wanted to reinterpret the classic incandescent light lamps within limited sizes by integrating two types of table lamps into one.‎ 

This version has the main function of adjusting individually each lampshade, as well as combining different shade finishes.

The hanging lamp lineal version is composed of multiple handmade terracotta lampshades, with black suspension cable and adjustable self-locking steel suspension cables.

Champignon is a simple and functional light source, inspired by the growth stages of a mushroom.‎ It was awarded by the jury of Archiproducts Design Awards in 2020 as one of the best designs presen

This new wall lamp version Kan is complemented by a horizontal rectangular base and a reader to fully explore the bedside lamp function, either for hotel rooms or private spaces.

The shade is the essence of a lamp, the main element that has the function of diffusing light, and that is complemented by a structure, support or mechanism to place this light source in space.‎

Inspired by puzzles and assembly kits, the Kan collection aims at creating light effects between its different components.

The original design of the year 1965, its name comes from the similarity of the model with a lantern or hand lantern (meaning «fanal» in Catalan) with a grip to be able to transport or hang it.

With this design, Xavier Solé wanted to reinterpret the classic incandescent light lamps within limited sizes by integrating two types of table lamps into one.‎ 

Barceloneta wants to pay tribute to the wooden blinds when they were rolled up on the balconies that populated the neighbourhoods of Barcelona.

Joan Cambra, founder of the company in the 1960s and a self-taught designer, managed to create his own style in the world of decorative lighting thanks to his charismatic and restless character.

The lamps from the Cim collection are made with light materials for its shades and the generous dimensions of its conical volume give personality to the collection.

The original design of the year 1965, its name comes from the similarity of the model with a lantern or hand lantern (meaning «fanal» in Catalan) with a grip to be able to transport or hang it.

The lamps from the Cim collection are made with light materials for its shades and the generous dimensions of its conical volume give personality to the collection.

The Absis collection pays tribute to the traditional Catalan vault and to one of the materials used for its construction: the clay from the Vacamorta area in the Empordà region of Girona (Spain).