Akari 50EN category_lighting A blown glass opaline shade

A blown glass opaline shade is clasped by a metal ring and supported on simple linear L-shaped frame that attaches to the wall

The 19 Outdoors family has a consistent and cohesive aesthetic

these traditional Japanese crafts have been united in a single product which offers a way to fragrance your home 'Hibi' - a Japanese term which translates as 'day by day'

The height-adjustable frame grows with your child

Bench 153 is lightweight

Akari 50EN category_lighting A blown glass opaline shadeAkari 50EN Pendant by Isamu Noguchi for Vitra. In 1951, Isamu Noguchi, an American Japanese artist and designer, began designing the Akari Light Sculptures. Over the years, he has created over 100 models, naming the series "Akari", a term in Japanese that means brightness, lightness, and light. The Akaris are carefully crafted using an elaborate process that involves stretching bamboo rods over Noguchi's original wooden moulds to create the frame.