The Lunel was selected for its unusual balance of presence and visual lightness.
Its substantial proportions allow it to hold its own against larger furniture, while the transparent orb prevents it from appearing heavy. The brass-toned details introduce warmth, and the tailored linen shade keeps the overall character relaxed rather than overly formal.
It is a versatile piece rather than a lamp confined to one particular room—equally convincing among the deeper colours of the Drawing Room, the quieter palette of The Coast House or beside a generously proportioned country-house bed.
ESTATE STYLING
In The Drawing Room
Place the Lunel on a console or broad side table where the clear orb can catch both natural and lamplight. Its brass-toned details sit particularly well with dark timber, antique frames and softly aged finishes.
At The Coast House
Combine it with pale timber, washed linen and sea-mist grey. The transparent base brings scale to a light interior without interrupting its quieter palette.
Beside the Bed
Use one on a substantial bedside table or place a pair on either side of the bed for calm symmetry. At 48cm wide, the Lunel requires generous surfaces and is best suited to larger bedroom furniture.
In the Hall
Its height and rounded silhouette make it a natural focal point for a console, particularly beneath a mirror or framed artwork.
