Tom Raffield Artus Table LightThe Artus Table Light from Tom Raffield sits somewhere between a lamp and a small piece of structure. Its quite distinctive, but not in a way that feels overworked once its in a room. The interest really comes from how it plays with light rather than any one decorative detail. Its made from slender birch elements arranged into a light cage around a blown glass bulb. When its switched on, the light filters through the timber, creating broken vertical

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along with two trays for organising cosmetic essentials

the Diane comes with optional ivory or black shades

cohesive aesthetic coordinates effortlessly with modern timber tables

Intricate detailing and powder-coated steel with a tactile

Its textured brown steel tabletop surface is made with quality and makes this design suited to permanent outdoor use

making it easy to combine with other String elements

It is perfect for a modern or minimalist aesthetic

revealing the layered structure of the cardboard and producing the distinctive darkened edges that characterise Scraplights

making it an ideal companion for both professional and personal spaces

The Ligne Roset CM 131 Carver Chair is a faithful reissue of Pierre Paulin’s 1953 design