Lucas Huillet - Bordslampa - Stengodslera






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Lampa av Lucas Huillet, Frankrike, 2025, crèmefärgad glaserad stengodsgrès med droppglaser, handgjord och unik, 31 cm bred, 19 cm djup, 32 cm hög, vikt 8 kg, i oanvänt skick och i funktion.
Beskrivning från säljaren
"This lamp is part of a new series born from the desire to return to forms I appreciate, after working the wall sconce. I wanted to explore them on another scale, in a luminous, sculptural and functional object.
The white stoneware has this almost silent density that I love. It catches light without the shine of porcelain, with a soft matte, slightly chalky, almost minerality.
On this base, I applied a drop-effect glaze, a glaze that does not cover, but allows the earth to breathe. It beads, slides, hardens on the surface.
This contrast, between matte and shiny, between rough and precious, is what I’m looking for. A surface that is never fixed, that keeps moving with the light and the gaze.
Working stoneware at this scale also means accepting that the material evolves and transforms during firing. The initial drawing becomes an intention, never a certainty. What emerges: an organic form, slightly unpredictable, always singular."
Each piece is unique, shaped and glazed by hand in my workshop. The hand-painted decoration may differ slightly from one piece to another.
About Lucas Huillet:
Trained at l’École Camondo in design and interior architecture. This academic path opened doors to collaborations with prestigious houses and institutions.
In 2018, he created his studio as a space of exploration where ceramics, interior architecture and object design intersect, built on expertise in working with natural materials, allowing him to design unique pieces that are both everyday objects and works in their own right.
Today, the studio continues to combine traditional craftsmanship and contemporary innovation, with the aim of creating objects that carry meaning and authenticity.
Lucas Huillet’s creations have been exhibited notably at Paris Design Week, Collectible in Brussels, or Dubai Al Shindagha Museum."
"This lamp is part of a new series born from the desire to return to forms I appreciate, after working the wall sconce. I wanted to explore them on another scale, in a luminous, sculptural and functional object.
The white stoneware has this almost silent density that I love. It catches light without the shine of porcelain, with a soft matte, slightly chalky, almost minerality.
On this base, I applied a drop-effect glaze, a glaze that does not cover, but allows the earth to breathe. It beads, slides, hardens on the surface.
This contrast, between matte and shiny, between rough and precious, is what I’m looking for. A surface that is never fixed, that keeps moving with the light and the gaze.
Working stoneware at this scale also means accepting that the material evolves and transforms during firing. The initial drawing becomes an intention, never a certainty. What emerges: an organic form, slightly unpredictable, always singular."
Each piece is unique, shaped and glazed by hand in my workshop. The hand-painted decoration may differ slightly from one piece to another.
About Lucas Huillet:
Trained at l’École Camondo in design and interior architecture. This academic path opened doors to collaborations with prestigious houses and institutions.
In 2018, he created his studio as a space of exploration where ceramics, interior architecture and object design intersect, built on expertise in working with natural materials, allowing him to design unique pieces that are both everyday objects and works in their own right.
Today, the studio continues to combine traditional craftsmanship and contemporary innovation, with the aim of creating objects that carry meaning and authenticity.
Lucas Huillet’s creations have been exhibited notably at Paris Design Week, Collectible in Brussels, or Dubai Al Shindagha Museum."
