Occulta

John Pawson - 2026

Occulta translates John Pawson’s architectural approach to light into a sculptural floor lamp. Two curved, interlocking wooden elements form a vertical structure in which two linear light sources are concealed. The light falls onto the inner surfaces, creating a warm, diffuse atmosphere.

The geometry of the two wooden elements also serves a structural purpose: their opposing curves lend the lamp stability, allowing it to stand without an additional base.

The result is a quiet presence in the room, defined by the interplay of light, form and material.

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Details

Made from moulded plywood with Douglas veneer, brushed, light stained and lacquered.

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Designer

John Pawson

John Pawson CBE is a British designer whose work spans architecture, interiors and objects. After several years in Japan, including a period in Tokyo, where he visited the studio of Shiro Kuramata, he established his own practice in London in …