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The Ora Raw Desk Lamp reflects a desire for purity and honesty in materials and manufacturing. A beloved design classic, the Ora collection celebrates the tactility of aluminium and the calming essence of a single light with expert engineering and refined function.
An elevated adaptation of the classic Ora Desk Lamp presented here in raw aluminium with hand-polished edges to each element. Featuring precision-milled components, each user is fully engaged with the physicality of the lamp, with the ability to tilt the shade, direct the warm glow and rotate it around the body as desired.
Each surface is hand buffed to create a speculum mirror finish with the piece finished in natural beeswax.
Ora Raw is available exclusively in Objects & Editions until sold out.
Limited to 10 pieces.
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