Urchin Small Flush Ceiling Light

TOM RAFFIELD LTD

£175

Warm light gathers between strips of wood. Flexed to the brink then fixed into an organic sphere inspired by sandcombed shells, our Urchin Lighting Range brings atmosphere in abundance. Inspired by shells found scattering the shorelines of Cornish beaches surrounding the Tom Raffield studio, the Urchin Small Flush Ceiling Light softly illuminates space with pools of brightness. Featuring an arching shade of 32 sustainably sourced taut ash, oak or walnut timber curves, the Urchin is fused by laser cut birch plates to conceal the light bulb within. A small space, ceiling mounted lighting design

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