We're a small studio that makes lamps, clocks, and small objects for the part of the day that everyone forgets to design for: the slow, low-lit hour between the lit world and the dark one.
"Our founder Astrid moved into a Copenhagen flat in 2017 and spent six months looking for a single bedside lamp. She couldn't find one that did all four things: warm enough, dim enough, beautiful enough, quiet enough. She decided to make one."
That lamp became the Linen Bedside (still our bestseller, eight years later). The studio grew into a small operation focused on a single, narrow brief: objects for the last room of the day. No overhead pendants. No work lights. No "smart" anything that pings.
Today we work with workshops in Tuscany, Kyoto, and Porto to make 42 objects, in small batches, twice a year. Every product passes through one of our four humans before it ships. We're a slow business by design — because the people who buy from us tend to like slow things.
Nothing we sell exceeds 2700K. Most go warmer. We test every bulb against melatonin research, and we'd rather you sleep than have a bright bedroom.
Our clocks are silent or near-silent. Our alarms wake you with light, then sound. Our diffusers don't beep. Bedrooms shouldn't ping.
Every object is made in workshops with under 30 employees. We know the names of the people who make our lamps. You can too — they're listed on every product page.
Founded the studio in 2017 after a long search for a lamp that didn't exist. Trained at Royal Danish Academy.
Travels to our workshops eight times a year. Knows every maker by their first name and their morning coffee order.
Replies to every email. Often within an hour. Probably the reason for our 4.9 rating, honestly.
Astrid prototypes the Linen Bedside in her apartment over six weeks. Sells the first 30 units to friends.
Partners with Officina Pellizzari, the Italian workshop that still makes our brass lamps today.
Adds clocks, sleep masks, and diffusers. The shop becomes about the whole bedroom, not just the lamp.
Begins working with a small Japanese ceramic studio for our Curve Lamp series.
Our fourth seasonal collection launches. 12 new objects, 30 returning. Same studio, same four people.