Sculptural yet practical, these fetching thin-framed lights illuminate a space in more ways than one. Each object was selected exclusively from The List, the destination for all things Surface-approved.
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1. Bacchetta Magica, Viabizzuno
This light saber–esque fixture, designed by Mario Nanni, can be mounted on the wall or ceiling.
2. Acis light, Iacoli & McAllister
The brass, chime-like components of this lighting system can be arranged in a number of lengths and configurations.
3. Copérnica series, Marset
Designed by Ramírez i Carrillo, a Spanish design studio founded by Jaume Ramírez and Josema Carrillo, this geometric collection of adjustable lights play with shapes and space.
4. Diamond chandelier, Stickbulb
Inspired by hexagonal and tetrahedral forms found in nature, this prism-shaped chandelier is made from reclaimed or sustainably sourced wood and polished cast-brass joints.
5. Secant Wall Light, J. Hill’s Standard
An LED on this minimal wall fixture, created by Norwegian designer Daniel Rybakken, illuminates the space behind it—allowing a hand-cut crystal disc to diffuse and reflect light.
6. Pris wall sconce, Pelle
Made of solid brass, aluminum, and double-sided LEDs, this futuristic design was named for Daryl Hannah’s fembot character in Blade Runner.
7. Stix 6-Arm LED pendant, Sonneman
Available in sets of three or six, the individual bars that form this illuminated mobile can be arranged at a variety of compositions and angles.
