Description

A wall light that doubles as wall art. Designed by Tom Dixon, the Void Surface Light draws inspiration from an unlikely source: vacuum flasks. Intriguing and stylish at the same time, the design creates an optical illusion, seemingly hiding the light source behind a polished metal surface. Crafted from pure metal and transformed into a double-walled shade, the Void Surface Light draws attention at a glance, especially when it shines with a warm glow. Available in a range of finishes, this light is suitable for both wall or ceiling installations. Use it as a single focal point or create a breathtaking setting with several items arranged in a creative composition.

Tom Dixon

Born in Tunisia in 1959, British designer Tom Dixon moved to the UK in 1963. A self-taught designer, he became well-known in the mid ‘80s thanks to a series of welded furniture made of found and salvaged materials. A collaboration with Italian brand Cappellini soon followed, along with the iconic ‘S’ chair. By the early 1990s, Tom Dixon had become a household name. The designer received an OBE for services to British Design in 2001. He est...

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