Discover the white Japandi hanging lamp

This ceiling lamp is made using an unusual technique: fine fibres are sprayed onto a base of rotating steel rods, which then act as the internal support for the shade. The result is a translucent, cocoon-like form with visible structural lines beneath the surface — a piece that looks handmade because, in effect, it is spun rather than assembled.

Lit, the 51 cm shade glows evenly from within whilst the steel rods read as fine shadow lines, giving the fixture depth that flat shades never achieve. Compatible with E27 bulbs up to 40W, not included, it suits dining tables, stairwells and living rooms with height to spare. The flexible soft-sheathed wiring resists tangling, making installation and height adjustment straightforward.

Spun fibre with a sculptural presence

Large pendant shades often overwhelm a room. This one avoids that trap because it is translucent: at 51 cm it has real scale, yet light passes through the fibre rather than being blocked by it, so the volume never feels heavy overhead.

The steel rod structure does double duty as both frame and pattern, an honest piece of engineering left visible rather than hidden. Its 40W E27 maximum is best paired with a warm white LED so the shade glows rather than glares. The soft flexible cable is a small but genuinely useful detail during installation. Dust the surface gently with a soft brush, and avoid damp rooms to keep the fibre shade looking crisp for years.