Your idea, carved from natural wood

A client wanted a table lamp that felt like a little storybook world — a hillside village sitting under a natural driftwood arch, with a way to climb up to a house on top.

We picked a single branch with a full, natural curve to form the arch, wrapped the cord in jute rope and hand-built miniature houses for the base and the very top. A tiny rope ladder joins the two.

A one-of-a-kind arch lamp with a warm Edison bulb hanging from the curve — part lamp, part tiny village, made for one home only.

The brief was a statement table lamp with real movement in the wood, and a small village scene at its foot that the client could look at every evening.

We chose a twisting, gnarled branch and rope-wrapped it to follow its natural line. The base was cut from solid wood and finished with hand-made houses, including a tall tower home.

A sculptural lamp where the branch seems to curl over the village, ending in a glowing Edison bulb.

The client imagined a peaceful countryside scene — thatched cottages, a bare winter tree and soft light hanging over it all.

A thick driftwood beam was raised on two posts wrapped in cord, holding two hanging bulbs. On the wide natural-edge base we built thatched-roof cottages, a stacked log pile and a tree with a tiny bird's nest.

A wide, warm centrepiece with two bulbs lighting a miniature village — every detail handcrafted.

For this client, the idea was a tall floor lamp with an outdoor camping memory at its base — a hut, a tent and a campfire.

Two tall driftwood legs were set into a solid round wood slice. Between them we built a thatched hut, a canvas tent, a campfire, small barrels, log seats and a rope fence.

A tall statement floor lamp with a whole campsite story at its feet, made once for one home.