The Loer Floor Light from Tom Raffield sits within a more sculptural part of the collection, where form and atmosphere matter as much as function. It has a calm presence in a room, shaped by its curved timber frame and softly diffused glass light.It combines steam bent ash wood, brass detailing and a blown glass globe that sits neatly within the arc of the frame. The glass has a gently clouded finish when lit, softening the light rather than pushing it out harshly. The brass fixings sit quietly in the design, adding contrast without taking focus away from the overall shape. It comes in two finishes, Ash Wood and Ebonised Noctis Wood, giving a lighter or darker option depending on the space.In use, it works well as a low-level ambient light in living areas or beside seating, where it can sit in the background but still feel present. It gives off a steady glow and doesn’t demand attention, which makes it easy to live with in different interior styles.
