Marset lamps are tangible products that are designed to be long lasting. Marset are convinced they make more than just lamps. Taking care of light in its different nuances and effects to create atmospheres with character, helping to improve people’s quality of life.
That’s a tall order for anyone to make a statement about, but German-born London-based product designer Mathias Hahn worked with Marset to create a lamp that feels like it might come alive in the room.
In three forms, as wall, table and floor lamps, from £250 to £360, Hahn has created a language for all purposes.
‘Scantling floor’, designed by Mathias Hahn is a domestic floorlamp made from timber. Without the need for any counterweight this light’s adaptability relies on a hidden mechanism that uses friction without the usual self-loosening. The lampshade is made from spun and powder-coated aluminium to minimise weight.
All images courtesy Mathias Hahn
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