Port Wall Light by Rakumba
Designed by Tom Fereday
Port celebrates the refractive properties of cast crystal glass. Architectural and pure in form, Port captivates with it’s contrasting textures and glowing illumination – creating the illusion of a completely invisible lightsource.
Intricately crafted from solid crystal and hand finished brass or aluminium, the sculptural glass monolith may be reversed within a slimline cradle to vary the mood and light interaction.
Select from either round or stadium profiles.
Finishes : Satin Brass, Patina Brass, Satin Aluminium, Patina Aluminium, Black Powdercoat and White Powdercoat
Stadium Profile Dimensions : 190mmW x 390mmD x 70mmH
Round Profile Dimensions : 190mmW x 190mmD x 70mmH
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| Brand: | Rakumba |
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| Lead time: | 12+ weeks |
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Rakumba
Rakumba is a committed group of thinkers, designers, makers, artisans and engineers devoted to the mantra “Making Beauty”.
For more than fifty years, Rakumba has been creating beautiful decorative lighting. Authenticity and heritage underly their signature aesthetic of contemporary elegance.
As Australia’s oldest international lighting brand, Rakumba collaborates with established and emerging designers, consistently sharing knowledge and delivering an award-winning collection; demonstrated at it’s best through their Typography series, an ongoing collaboration with Netherlands-based Studio Truly Truly.
Today, Rakumba’s strength is drawn from delivering ‘effortless complexity’ through combining contemporary design, artisan craft, complex manufacturing and leading edge technology.
About the designer
Tom Fereday
Tom Fereday develops products based on the principle of honest design –celebrating the manufacturing processes behind furniture and products, and designing from the inside out.
He strives to create enduring designs that are meaningful to people and their environment.
Born in Australia, Tom grew up in England studying at the Wimbledon School of Art before moving to Sydney to complete Honours in Industrial Design at the University of Technology Sydney.
He founded his studio in 2012 and currently works with leading design brands across Europe and Australia. As a multi-award-winning designer, Tom exhibits internationally on a regular basis.
