Hand-wrapped jute, a sculpted rounded base, an open weave cylindrical shade — the lamp that brings natural texture and warm ambient light to any surface it touches.
The Nadia is a lamp that earns its place as much by how it looks as by how it lights. Hand-wrapped in natural jute fibres from the sculpted base to the cylindrical shade, it brings a depth of organic texture that ceramic, resin or metal bases simply cannot replicate — every inch of the surface is woven, tactile and visually interesting. The open weave shade allows light to filter softly through the jute, casting a warm, dappled glow that adds to the natural character of the piece. Switched off it is a sculptural object. Switched on it transforms a corner of the room.
What sets it apart
The detail that makes it different
Where most natural material lamps wrap a jute or rattan shade over a plain ceramic or wooden base, the Nadia wraps the base too — creating a fully unified, continuously textured piece from floor to shade that looks entirely handcrafted rather than assembled from parts. The sculpted rounded base gives the jute wrapping a form to work with, creating natural ridges and curves in the material that add shadow and dimensionality. At 9.5kg it has a satisfying solidity despite the lightness of the materials — a lamp that does not shift when touched.
E27 bulb required, max 40W — bulb not included. Use a warm-toned LED (2700K) to bring out the full warmth of the natural jute. The open weave shade is at its most beautiful with a warm light source behind it.
