Silhouette stands on one slender rod: a square of brass netting, some fifty centimetres across, held upright in open space. A single one-watt LED lights it from within, and the mesh seems to warm along its own weave. The light never comes toward you. It passes through the net, gathers on the wall behind, and leaves a soft field of shadow wherever the metal is densest.

Made by hand, mesh by mesh

Each net is cut, cleaned and fitted by hand in our workshop, then mounted on a copper rod finished in matt black. The base stays quiet — ten by ten centimetres, black, weighted to carry the rod to 150 centimetres without drawing the eye. A dimmer runs along the cable and remembers the level you last chose. Warm 2700K light, 140 lumens: enough to redraw a room, never enough to flood one.

We built this lamp around absence. The shadow is the point.