Halide One
A desk lamp of one glass rod and one anodised arm. Tune it from the cold of a north window to the warmth of a struck match.
Press and hold to warm the light
Most lamps flood a room and leave you to live in it. Halide One draws a single line of light, then asks one question: how warm should it be tonight?

One rod, drawn once.
Four hundred and twenty millimetres of borosilicate glass, pulled in a single draw and polished flat at both ends. Light enters at the base and travels the full length, so the rod glows evenly and you never see the source.


An arm cut from one bar.
Machined from a single billet of 6063 aluminium, then anodised graphite. Along the inner edge runs one hairline of lime, the only colour on the lamp, so your hand finds the dial in the dark.


Tune the line.
Scroll to tune it. Press and hold to warm it further.
- North window. For drawing, reading and close work.
- Afternoon. The desk at its most honest.
- Evening. Warm enough to stop working.
Two rows of light.
In the base sit two rows of diodes, one cold and one warm. The dial blends them instead of tinting them, so what reaches the glass is light at a true temperature, never a filter over white.



Made of very little.
- Height
- 460 mm
- Rod
- Borosilicate glass, 18 by 420 mm
- Arm
- 6063 aluminium, graphite anodised, lime inner edge
- Base
- Machined steel, 1.4 kg
- Light
- 2200 to 6500 K, 620 lm at full output
- Power
- 9 W over USB-C, 1.8 m braided cable
- Control
- One dial on the arm, press to switch
- Edition
- 400 pieces, numbered on the base


Reserve one.
An edition of 400, numbered on the base. A deposit of €60 holds yours and comes back in full if you change your mind before it ships. The first lamps leave the workshop in March 2027.
