Echo 301 begins as a single point — a small disc of light held close to the ceiling. Its secret is the swivel joint at the base: turn it, tilt it, and the beam follows your intent. Aimed one way, it washes a wall in warm light; aimed another, it carves bright geometry out of the dark. One lamp, a whole vocabulary of light.

Brass, glass, and the hand that assembles them

The base and structure are turned metal in black or white; the joint and lens holder are solid brass, warming the eye where the two materials meet. A removable glass lens shields the low-voltage COB LED and gathers its 600 lumens of 2700K light into a soft, controlled beam. Every Echo is assembled and checked by hand in our workshop — precision is felt long before it is measured.

Small in size, generous in presence. Light, exactly where you point it.