Lyra T begins as a line you can bend. A slender brass arm rises from the weighted base and carries a copper stem at its tip, staying wherever you leave it: over a book, over a drawing, over one plate at the end of a long dinner. The emission is direct and unhurried — three watts, warm at 2700K, gathered into a small pool of light that reaches the work and stops there. Nothing spills into the room that was not asked for.

Made by hand, in brass

We build each one in our workshop from solid brass, formed and finished by hand, so the arm keeps the faint evidence of the people who made it. The cord dimmer sits on the black cable within reach of the chair and remembers the last level you chose: switch the lamp off at midnight, come back at dawn, and the same quiet brightness is waiting. Brass darkens where it is handled. We rather like that.

An heirloom object should outlive the room it was bought for. Lyra T is made to be moved, re-bent, kept and passed on. Light, held in the hand.