Launched during Salone del Mobile, where it won first prize at SaloneSatellite, the collection takes its name from the Danish word for sheet, referring to our process of 3D printing flat sheets and shaping them by hand.

What distinguishes Ark is how it captures a specific moment in time. The material remains fluid when warm, allowing us to shape it by hand. As it cools, it sets. The gestures are preserved. What was fluid becomes fixed. In an interplay between motion and stilness.

Previously discarded oysters, mussels, and scallops are collected from the food industry and blended with a biopolymer for 3D printing. It's the seashells themselves that give our lighting designs their natural pigmentation and unique light-diffusion.