A Presence That Commands

Tekiò Mayor is the grander expression of Tekiò. Standing at the same height and with equal luminosity as its smaller sibling, it exudes a forceful presence. As a single module, it evokes the luminous sculptures of Isamu Noguchi; as a double, it recalls the grand rice-paper lanterns that often grace the entrances of Shinto temples.

Tekiò –meaning “adaptation” in Japanese– merges centuries-old craftsmanship with Warm to Dim LED technology, allowing for adjustable intensity and color temperature in tandem. Highly technical structures wrapped in handmade Japanese paper. Alone or arranged in series, its radiance shifts from a whisper to an exclamation.

Alternating between Full and Empty

Tension, transparency, balance. A structured frame extends a square-sectioned prismatic shade, crafted from photographic filter material. The rigidity of the skeleton transforms the flat into volume, shaping a body. Four stitched pockets secure transverse rods that define the rhythm of the surface. A translucent skin refines the light.

Alterna floats solo or in clusters. Its modular design allows for scalable compositions that expand freely across space in vertical or horizontal formations, alternating moments of expression and stillness

Awaken to a Joyful Light

Designed by Santa & Cole co-founders Gabriel Ordeig Cole and Nina Masó, La Bella Durmiente (Sleeping Beauty) is a totemic volume that explores the expressive potential of color, playing with contrasts between warm and cold hues. The result is a visually dynamic and balanced composition. Contemplation and imagination. A composition that nods to the geometric abstraction of Piet Mondrian or Theo van Doesburg.

Born in 1986 as a defiant response to an era dominated by cold halogen lights and stark metal structures, this lamp championed colorful fluorescence (now LED) when this light source was considered blue and soulless.

“It was a time of artistic expansion without predefined limits–very sweet, very beautiful. Critics ignited a debate to draw a line between art and design, an absurd distinction that only stifled creativity. That’s when La Bella Durmiente was born.” —Xano Armenter

The shade is now printed with pigmented inks on a special paper, achieving a clean, precise, and rich finish. A transparent laminate protects it from moisture and the passage of time. Two tiered black-lacquered wooden end caps frame this sculptural piece, secured with a threaded closure.

The 2025 reedition maintains the original dimensions, allowing new screens to be replaced on old structures.

A Historic Silhouette

The M64 desk lamp is the last evolution of Miguel Milá’s award-winning 1964 pendant lamp, which won the Gold Delta Award and became a landmark in Spanish design history, at its inception as a professional discipline.

True to its origins, this version translates the lamp’s fundamental elements into a compact tabletop format, featuring a chrome metal structure that highlights its voluptuous, sensuous shade, available in 10 different finishes. It casts a focused cone of light onto the surface while allowing a soft glow to radiate through its filtered upper opening.

A Book Among More Books

In 1986, triggered by the challenge of illuminating his own library, Oscar Tusquets envisioned a lamp that could integrate itself in any shelf, taking up minimal space while offering adaptable lighting. In his own words, “What better form than a book itself?”.

With its metal book-shaped body (in white or gray aluminum), Bib Luz sits discreetly on shelves. From its “spine,” a slender, rotating arm extends, ending in an adjustable spotlight that highlights any desired corner. Multiple units can be interconnected in series, forming harmonious compositions at varying levels. The result is always brilliant, though never dazzling; ideal for those who search among the literature.

Contemplative Serenity

Shiro, which translate as “white” in Japanese, carries deep significance in the country’s philosophical tradition, evoking emptiness, honor, purity, and calm. Far from simply being absence of color, Shiro represents a void brimming with potential, an expression of energy contained. A spiritual openness that invites contemplation and discovery.

This outdoor lamp draws a dialogue between architecture and nature, integrating naturally into the landscape. Its rational, refined structure does not enclose but filters light through slats arranged in a cubic form. The result is a soft, grazing illumination that creates a tranquil atmosphere, balancing the inhabited outdoor space with the open natural world.

Available in three sizes, it can be fixed in place or stand freely. The smaller offers additional versatility: battery-operated, wired, or elevated as a beacon.

A Companion for Every Adventure

Cestita Alubat's comfortable handle makes it suitable for all kinds of excursions—indoor or out.

The robustness of aluminum, available in black, English green or reddish orange, contrasts with the delicacy of its original wood-and-glass version. Inspired by the traditional lanterns that light coastal homes, country estates, and open terraces, the Cesta family features structures that embrace and elevate the luminous globe, adapting it to different uses. Cestita Alubat is the sturdiest of them all: solid yet lightweight, with three light settings –full, medium or low–, it is the perfect companion for any journey