Lamps

Created by Les Natures Mortes x Paul Hance

This lamp is the result of a collaboration between Les Natures Mortes and glass artist Paul Hance.
It draws inspiration from telluric architectural forms — blocks, lines, silent masses — in a spirit close to French Art Deco, particularly the architecture of Pierre Chareau or Auguste Perret.

The glass used is antique glass, originally produced by molding and pouring onto a sand bed.
Each pane, preserved as is, bears the traces of its manufacture: striations, bubbles, irregular densities.
Rather than transforming it, the lamp embraces it as an autonomous fragment, becoming a receptacle — a direct enhancement of the material, between light, memory, and structure.
The whole is framed by a solid stainless steel base with clean lines.

Limited edition. Made in France.