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Remodelista Reconnaissance: A Transparent Floor Lamp with “Softness and Structure”

November 3, 2026

We’ve seen, and admired, a lot of transparent lights of late (see: A Ghostly Cloth Pendant Light, for example, highlighted in this very column). But let’s take a moment for this floor lamp version, spotted in our recent tour of Campbell House: A Restoration-First Renovation by Nüüd Studio. Read on…

The Sighting

spotted and admired in this australian project: a paper like floor lamp at righ 17
Above: Spotted and admired in this Australian project: a paper-like floor lamp at right that gives off a soft glow. Photograph by Sean Fennessey, courtesy of Nüüd Studio.
intriguing. photograph by sean fennessey, courtesy of nüüd studio. 18
Above: Intriguing. Photograph by Sean Fennessey, courtesy of Nüüd Studio.

The Source

aha: the light is the layette floor lamp by fomu studio, based in tasmania, aus 19
Above: Aha: The light is the Layette Floor Lamp by Fomu Studio, based in Tasmania, Australia. It’s made from fiberglass, aluminum, and “considered hardware” and “creates atmosphere through softness and structure—inviting light to become part of the form itself.”
p.s. it&#8\2\17;s also available as a table lamp (shown), pendant, and wall 20
Above: P.S. It’s also available as a Table Lamp (shown), Pendant, and Wall Light.

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