HAY PAO Portable Rechargeable Lamp PS_MUUTO_LIGHTING

HAY PAO Portable Rechargeable Lamp PS_MUUTO_LIGHTINGThe Pao Portable Lamp is an ingenious and stylish light designed by Naoto Fukasawa and named after the soft glowing shape or traditional Mongolian Pao tents. This is an everyday object that is designed for outdoor use but is also of great beauty and utility when used inside the home. The aesthetics are modest yet this gives the portable lamps a natural ambience that allows them to be in harmony with their environment. The lamps light source is

This can easily be removed should you wish to connect to cabling from your wall

the light was conceived by English designer Robert Dudley Best in 1930 and is loved by designers

Available in three exquisite finishes – champagne

the Cork Bottle Tray effortlessly merges aesthetics with utility

designed by renowned Dutch duo Friso Kramer & Wim Reitweld

The C62 Dining Table

originally conceptualised by luminaries such as Borge Mogensen and Poul M

Asteria table has a hidden USB-port

Minimalistic

combined with its adjustable folded shade

this solid brass dog bone paper holder adds a touch of Edwardian elegance to any bathroom

Arm fixed to the wall and rotating to the horizontal axis