Michael Anastassiades

Jewelry for the ceiling. Michael Anastassiades treats light like a precious chain. Arrangements is a system of geometric light elements that can be linked together to create glowing sculptures. It hangs in the air with the delicate precision of a necklace, balancing form and light.

The Captain on patrol. This bollard version brings the iconic rotating cone of the Captain Flint family to the path. It offers directional light that can be aimed to illuminate the walkway or highlight adjacent planting, combining style with utility.

Dual purpose precision. Captain Flint is a study in balance. A rotating cone rests on a spinning stem, allowing it to act as either an uplighter for ambiance or a directional reading light. Anchored by a marble base, it is a versatile companion for the armchair.

The living room moves to the terrace. Captain Flint Outdoor brings the elegance of the indoor floor lamp to the elements. With a waterproof natural stone base and weather-resistant finishes, it provides sophisticated reading or ambient light for open-air lounges.

The Captain takes the watch. Adapted for the outdoors, Captain Flint Wall retains its iconic rotating cone shade. It provides directional light that can be aimed up or down, offering a sleek, modernist accent for exterior facades and terraces.

A standing grid. The Coordinates Floor lamp brings the system's Cartesian logic down to the ground. Two vertical bars glow with diffuse light, creating a linear, modern totem that provides architectural structure and illumination to any corner.

A Cartesian grid of pure light. Originally designed for the Four Seasons restaurant in New York, Coordinates is a system of interlocking horizontal and vertical light bars. It is a mathematical sculpture that organizes the space around it with rigorous, glowing geometry.

Grid logic on the surface. The Coordinates system adapts to walls and ceilings as a composition of illuminated bars. It creates a graphic, geometric statement, turning the light source itself into the primary decoration of the room.

Two spheres in conversation. Copycat pairs a large blown glass sphere with a smaller metal one that supports it. It captures a moment of delicate balance and connection, glowing with a soft, diffused light that highlights the relationship between the two forms.

Balancing act. The IC Floor lamp takes the series' signature precarious equilibrium and gives it stature. The angled stem holds the glowing sphere as if it were rolling down a hill, frozen in a moment of perfect tension and elegance.

Juggling in the elements. The iconic IC Floor lamp is reinforced for the outdoors. The glass sphere and brass stem are sealed against moisture, allowing this masterpiece of balance to stand beside the pool or on a rainy terrace without losing its delicate charm.

A frozen moment of balance. Inspired by a juggler spinning spheres on his arms, IC Lights capture a precarious equilibrium. A blown glass orb balances effortlessly on a slender brass rod, creating a design that is at once tense and serene.

Juggling light. The IC Table lamp freezes the motion of a spinning sphere on a brass baton. It is a study in balance and geometry, creating a moment of tension and elegance on any surface it inhabits.

Defying gravity on the wall. The IC Light balances a glass sphere on a brass arm that projects from the surface. It can be mounted on walls or ceilings, looking like a piece of juggling equipment frozen in time, adding a touch of magical tension to the room.

Juggling in the rain. The IC Lights move outdoors, bringing their signature precarious balance to the exterior. The glass sphere is treated to withstand weather, allowing the poetic tension of the design to illuminate porches, balconies, and garden walls.

A column of crystal. Originally designed for the Four Seasons restaurant, Last Order is a portable, rechargeable lamp that feels like a piece of architectural glass. It diffuses light through a solid crystal base, evoking the elegance of fine dining in a wireless form.

A rebellion against the straight line. My Circuit is a flexible track system that draws curves and scribbles across the ceiling. It invites a playful, fluid approach to lighting infrastructure, allowing pendants and spots to follow a wandering, organic path rather than a rigid grid.

A sliver of pure white light. My Disc is a minimalist suspension lamp that reduces the diffuser to a thin, horizontal plane. It emits an even, shadowless light downwards, appearing as a floating disk of luminosity in the space.

A classic form, perfected. My Dome reimagines the traditional downlight pendant with Anastassiades' signature geometric purity. The perfectly hemispherical shade provides a focused, intimate pool of light, ideal for dining tables and counters.

Drawing with light. My Lines is a suspended fixture composed of tubular light sources that can be rotated and adjusted. It allows the user to act as a designer, configuring the lines of light to suit the architecture and the mood.

The serenity of a perfect orb. My Sphere is a suspension lamp that offers a soft, omnidirectional glow. Its translucent glass body floats effortlessly, creating a sense of calm and completeness in any environment.

Geometric poetry. My Spot is typical Anastassiades—reducing the spotlight to a composition of lines and cylinders. It is a projector that does not look like a machine, but rather a piece of kinetic sculpture suspended on the ceiling.

Cocoon reinvented. Anastassiades uses the classic Flos "cocoon" resin material to create a modern sculpture. The internal structure pushes against the skin, creating a complex, interlocking geometry that glows with a soft, organic warmth.

Drawing in 3D space. String Light turns the electrical cable into an active design element. By stringing the long black wire across the room in geometric patterns, you can place the light source exactly where needed, turning the void of the ceiling into a canvas.