It’s all about sustainable decisions, practical pieces and beautiful design details in the wooden world of Tom Raffield, as we endeavour to use the very best materials to create a brighter future. Read on to explore our newest collection of lighting pieces that encapsulate the beauty of innovative, thoughtful design, whilst boasting natural beauty...
The Norden Enno Pendant combines our timeless oak ceiling kit with the playful Enno bulb.Handcrafted with precision, our new Spire Table Light welcomes change, allowing you to control the direction of the boundless glow and height adjustment along its robust, wooden foundations.
Perfect for adding focused light to a bustling hallway or kitchen workspace, the Spire Wall Light seamlessly adapts to suit your space.
Perfect for illuminating compact spaces, the Spire Wall Light guides beams of light exactly where it is needed.Easily adjusted to effortlessly suit your space, every detail has been considered.
spire table light
Accentuate features in your space with the gentle spotlight of the Spire Table Light.
An oak branch grows proudly from a round wooden base to create the unique Spire Table Light that offers unparalleled flexibility and elegance.A focused desk light to keep you motivated on darker mornings, the Spire Table Light is a hardworking home office companion.
Elin Wall Light
Lift your walls with cleverly placed lighting designs. The Elin Wall Light is the perfect lighting companion for any space, of any size.
Elin Table Light
This clever wooden wall light is a welcome addition to multifunctional spaces, allowing you to adjust the direction of its boundless, welcoming glow.
Dull table-scape? Light it up with the endless illumination of the Elin Table Light.Harness the beauty of light in motion with the adjustable Elin Table Light.
Perfect above kitchen islands, in living rooms, or bedrooms, our beautiful oak ceiling kit showcases the stunning Voronoi II bulb.This dimmable Norden Elva Pendant sweeps a soft ambient glow to far corners and suits an array of spaces.
