Lamps

A desk or table lamp is not an accessory but an everyday tool. The models presented here were designed by designers who understand the importance of light in our built environments.

Wästberg: Swedish humanist & essential lighting

Founded in 2008 in Helsingborg, Wästberg embodies the Scandinavian approach to light: creating "modern lights" that shine for us, not on us. The brand collaborates with renowned designers (David Chipperfield, Sam Hecht & Kim Colin, Ilse Crawford) to design lamps that meet fundamental human needs, both physical and emotional.

Wästberg lamps use high-quality LEDs with a CRI above 90, guaranteeing faithful color reproduction essential for precision work.

Jeep lamp: an icon of the 1970s

Designed in 1972 by Cesare Leonardi and Franca Stagi, the Jeep lamp is a landmark in Italian design history. Its articulated polished aluminum structure, combined with an adjustable diffuser, made its mark on its era with its radical form. Antifer offers one of the rare faithful reissues, manufactured according to the original specifications.

  • Quality lighting

    Designed to recreate the full, continuous color spectrum of sunlight, full-spectrum light possesses a rich, deep quality impossible to achieve with the limited spectrum of a standard LED. It also offers superior color rendering, making it an ideal choice for environments where accurate color perception is vital.

  • Smooth rotations & exceptional finishes

    Each lamp is designed as a true mechanical tool. No screws or mechanisms are visible. A beautiful structural finesse serving both the user experience and longevity.

  • Timeless design

    Cutting-edge technology and demanding designs were the designers' guiding principles. In terms of materials, aluminum is not just a classic, proven, and infinitely recyclable material: its strength and lightness allow for robust and resource-efficient designs.