Introducing Roe 

Inspired by the organic forms and delicate beauty of caviar, Roe features our signature crackle glass to create an interplay of texture and light. 

Cove

Designed by Adam Goodrum. Coast and Cove offers a collection of wall lights that emphasise sculptural materiality and form. The metal versions, crafted from solid blocks of brass or stainless steel, exhibit robustness and precision.

Eon 11 CHANDELIER

The Eon Chandelier captures the essence of blowing bubbles, a cherished moment, especially for children. Our Crackle Eon spheres emulate the act of catching bubbles mid-flight. These spheres are arranged in an asymmetric cluster, with the crackle glass appearing to float effortlessly from the frame.

 Wall Light

MACCHIATO

The Macchiato was created as a natural progression of the FlatWhite series. We engaged Australian Designer Adam Goodrum to create his rendition of the wall light. Adhering to his signature style and the geometry of the base, Goodrum crafted this piece. 

Journal

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Ashurst Offices

At 39 Martin Place, global law firm Ashurst has reimagined the workplace – not just as a site of productivity, but as a space for presence, connection and calm. With Architectus, DBS Consulting, and our [...]

04
Aug
Lady Banks

Rather than dominate, the lighting gently integrates with the rooftop’s layered design, responding to sun and shadow, people and place.

15
Jul
Gilda’s

Gilda’s Bar reveals its mood gently, with lighting that hums beneath the surface.

15
Jul
Coogee Diggers

At Coogee Diggers, past and present drift together like morning mist meeting the sea. In thoughtful collaboration with Curious Labs and Pony Design Co, we introduced custom sphere pendants above the main bar, simple, radiant [...]

15
Jul

A Design Studio is an award-winning lighting design and manufacturing practice, led by Alex Fitzpatrick. The studio is based in Sydney, Australia, and distributes internationally. The studio’s collections reveal a distinctly expressive approach to transforming space with light, using both traditional skills (glassblowing and metalworking) and contemporary lighting and manufacturing technologies, to find a perfect balance between the scientific and the poetic.