Oslo is woven, not moulded.
The shade is hand-worked jute over a rattan frame, and it does something a fabric shade cannot: it breaks the light into a soft, dappled warmth instead of flattening it. Switched off, Oslo reads as texture. Switched on, it reads as atmosphere.
Where a 38cm lamp belongs
At 30cm across and 38cm high, Oslo is scaled for a bedside table, a console beside an entry mirror, or the end of a sideboard — anywhere you want a pool of light rather than a room's worth of it.
The working rule for a bedside lamp is that the bottom of the shade should sit near eye level when you are sitting up in bed. On a standard 55–60cm bedside table, Oslo lands correctly without adjustment. Across a long sideboard, a pair reads better than one.
Two finishes, two different rooms
Natural leaves the jute undyed — warm, sandy, and at home with oak, linen and pale walls. Black is dyed through, so the weave still catches the light but the lamp reads as a silhouette against a light wall. Natural softens a room; black anchors it.
Specifications
Dimensions
30cm (diameter) × 38cm (H)
Shade
Woven jute over a rattan frame
Colours
Natural (undyed) or Black (dyed through)
Style
Coastal, modern
Suits
Bedside table, entry console, sideboard
Care
Dust with a dry, soft brush or a vacuum brush attachment on low. Do not wet the jute. Keep out of direct sunlight to prevent the natural fibre fading unevenly.