Light through wood
Glow of Grace is built from a ring of curved Cedar ribs, each one shaped and set by hand. The ribs gather at the base, swell outward, and draw back in at the top — an open structure that lets the light do the finishing.
The lamp lights from within. A warm source at the base sends light up through the ribs, so the glow lands on the wood first — picking up the tone and grain of the cedar — and then spills softly onto the walls and floor around it. After dark, the whole piece reads as a lantern.
At two meters tall, it holds its own in double-height rooms, lobbies, and generous corners. Every lamp is handcrafted, so no two are exactly alike.