Erwan Bouroullec

A jungle of light. Aim rejects the idea that a lamp must hang straight and centered. Inspired by nature, its long cables allow the heads to be draped like vines, creating a customizable canopy of light that can grow and adapt to the space it inhabits.

A harmonious contradiction: the softness of leather meets the rigidity of architecture. Belt is a lighting system that loops, hangs, and rises like a functional strap. It conceals the electrics within fine leather, turning the power cable into a luxurious design element that supports the light bars.

Sculpting with shadow. Emi is not just a light source; it is a creator of atmosphere. Its unique fluted body and deep-set optics create a play of light and shadow on the ceiling itself, turning the fixture into an architectural column of light.

A column of shadow and light. Emi Floor stands like a classical pillar in the room, but one made of negative space and deep optics. It casts light upwards to the ceiling and downwards to the floor, creating a zone of quiet, glare-free illumination around it.

A miniature monument. Emi Table brings the sculptural, fluted form of the Emi family to the desktop. It provides a contained, sophisticated pool of light, perfect for intimate dining or focused work without the harshness of a direct bulb.

A horizon of glass. This sculptural suspension lamp is composed of interlocking cast glass modules held by an aluminum spine. It combines industrial assembly with the bespoke, tactile quality of glass, casting a textured, aquatic light across the room.

A sprawling cloud of light. Maap realizes Erwan Bouroullec's ambition to create a broad, immersive luminous surface. It departs from the traditional point source, diffusing light across a wide, geometric microstructure that feels both structured and beautifully unpredictable, bringing large walls and ceilings to life.