Three layers. One centre. The Orien draws the eye inward, through smoked glass, past a brass bowl, to a ring of warm light that glows at the heart of it all like something orbital, something considered, something that rewards the second look far more than the first.
The composition is the Orien's distinguishing quality. Most wall lights present a single surface to the room. The Orien presents depth, a smoked glass outer disc that frames and reflects, a brushed brass inner bowl that catches the glow and holds it, and a precise LED ring at the centre that illuminates without ever showing its source. Together they create the impression of looking into something rather than at something.
The smoked glass is not decorative. It darkens the perimeter, drawing all visual attention to the lit centre, a principle borrowed from photography and theatre alike. The brass bowl amplifies the warmth, bouncing it back toward the viewer in a way that makes the room feel closer, more intimate, more deliberate.
Available in two diameters. Both carry the same three-layer composition and the same quality of light. The 23cm is intimate, a bedside piece, a bathroom accent, a corridor moment. The 30cm commands, a living room, a hotel suite, a space that deserves something with genuine depth.







