Description
Light held in structure.
CAGE is a sculptural light object built around contrast: a luminous centre surrounded by an open architectural framework.
A series of slender radial elements forms a spherical structure around the light source, creating depth, shadow and movement without visually closing the object. From every angle, the geometry changes — part light, part sculpture, part spatial object.
An open sphere of light
CAGE is defined by its three-dimensional construction.
The outer structure creates the impression of a sphere without using a solid surface. This allows light to travel freely through the object while the repeated lines create a strong graphic silhouette.
During the day, CAGE reads as a sculptural form. When illuminated, the central light source activates the complete structure and creates a changing pattern of highlights and shadows.
Designed to be seen from every side
CAGE has no true front or back.
Its radial composition is intended to be experienced from different viewpoints, making it particularly suitable for spaces where the object can be seen from multiple directions.
Ideal for:
- entrance halls
- hotel lobbies
- living spaces
- stairwells and voids
- galleries
- hospitality interiors
- architectural projects
Light, shadow and rhythm
The repeated structural lines create a rhythm around the central light.
As the viewing angle changes, the elements overlap and form new patterns. The object therefore feels different from close range, from across the room and from above or below.
CAGE is designed to create presence without visual mass.
Material expressions
The structure can be explored in several finishes, including:
- Black
- Bronze
- Brass
- Copper
- Titanium
- Custom project finishes
The central illuminated element can be specified to complement the selected material and atmosphere.
Single object or composition
CAGE can be used as one individual statement piece or combined into larger suspended compositions.
Different heights and sizes can create a more dynamic installation for large entrance spaces, stairwells and hospitality environments.
Structure becomes sculpture.
Sculpture becomes light.
The detail is in the feeling.








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