Thalamos collection by Christopher Boots
Renowned lighting designer Christopher Boots has launched his first object collection titled Thalamos. Consisting of five hand-cast brass pieces – a vase, a platter, a trinket box, an incense holder and an ashtray – the collection is inspired by the Greek word ‘thalamus,’ meaning “inner chamber” and is intended to nurture daily rituals and elevates one’s own sanctuary – something we’re all trying hard at these days. “Each piece is meticulously crafted to elevate moments of quiet contemplation,” Boots says. Visit website.
Gelato portable lamp by Carlo Nason
Originally a 1960s wired table lamp, Gelato is now a cordless, dimmable LED light reimagined by Carlo Nason and Established and Sons. Charged via magnetic USB-C, it combines coloured blown glass with haptic dimming and comes in four finishes: Spritz (pictured), Mint, Azure and Smoke. Visit website.
Acerbis Lokum tables by Sabine Marcelis
Crafted with smoky blown glass, the Lokum collection by Dutch designer Sabine Marcelis evokes ethereal charm. Tables are available in square or rectangular forms and two tonal finishes, each piece reflecting the designer’s refined control of material transparency and minimalist design. Visit website.
Edge Lamp by By Gray
Meet the Edge Lamp – the debut statement piece from Brisbane-based homewares brand By Gray, founded by creative duo (and couple) Chelsea Keim and Aaron Gray. Sculptural yet functional, the lamp reflects their vision to blend bold design with timeless elegance. “The Edge Lamp is the kind of piece we always wished we could find for our own home,” say Chelsea and Aaron. “We wanted to create something timeless yet bold, a design that speaks to both artistry and functionality.” Minimalist in form but rich in presence, each lamp is carefully designed and crafted with attention to balance and detail. Visit website.
Jelly Mirror by Ready to Hang
With a translucent resin frame that mimics retro jelly moulds, this mirror by Ready to Hang blends playful form with polished detail. Available in flavoursome hues of honey or cherry, the piece adds a nostalgic touch to the home. Visit website.
Source: Architecture - architectureau
