Southwold in August abstract its squared silhouette holds the

its squared silhouette holds the room's geometry rather than softening it

Two pieces create a considered rhythm that a single light cannot

that the wall is a backdrop rather than a fixture point

The tilt of the disc against the arm creates a tension between the two forms that gives the Noctra a sense of movement no flush-mounted piece can replicate

Mounted alone

Southwold in August abstract its squared silhouette holds theAugust light in Southwold arrives early and stays past its welcome, gold laid thick over everything, the kind of warmth that makes straight lines look as though they're moving. This rug holds that exact trick: line after line rippling outward from a single bright centre, so the whole field seems to pulse without a single thread actually shifting. Shaped in the workshops of Jaipur, the design pairs lustrous silk against matte wool, the contrast doing