Tom Raffield Artus Table Light

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The Artus Table Light from Tom Raffield sits somewhere between a lamp and a small piece of structure. It’s quite distinctive, but not in a way that feels overworked once it’s in a room. The interest really comes from how it plays with light rather than any one decorative detail.It’s made from slender birch elements arranged into a light cage around a blown glass bulb. When it’s switched on, the light filters through the timber, creating broken vertical patterns and soft shadow lines across nearby surfaces. The effect is quite subtle in tone, but visually it has a bit of rhythm to it. The wood itself keeps things grounded, so it never feels too polished or artificial.In a home, it tends to suit spaces where you want a bit of character without it taking over. A console, bedside table, or tucked into a corner where the light can spill out and do its own thing. It’s easy to live with, just with a bit more presence than a standard table lamp. Show more