Inspiring spaces

The sense of generous scale and openness were entirely lost. What had once been a factory was converted into a two-room flat by adding several dividing walls. To restore the character of the space, almost all the interior walls were removed. The space is now broken up by two separate, freestanding cubes. The cubes provide storage space and an interior isolated from the room, and contribute various functions to the adjacent exterior surfaces. Natural materials in light shades create a clean, relaxed feel. The transformation of the space mirrors Wästberg’s overall philosophy: going back to our origins. In other words, reestablishing people’s healthy connection to and reliance on light.

w102 Chipperfield provides versatile, easily adjusted light suitable for most purposes. w102 was created in collaboration with British architect David Chipperfield.

w221 Medium pendant provides a welcoming atmosphere, whether in a hall or above a table. w221 was created in collaboration with Swedish architects Claesson Koivisto Rune.

In the apartment, w164 Alto creates an intimate feeling, even in a room with high ceilings. The lamp’s design is a fitting match for the thoughtfully conceived architecture of the flat. w164 was created in collaboration with German designer Dirk Winkel.

w201 Extra small pendant with dimmer. Intimate setting, intimate lighting. w201 was created in collaboration with Swedish architects Claesson Koivisto Rune.

w132 Nendo, provides light almost as pleasant and relaxing as that of the fireplace. w132 Nendo meets a wide range of needs, from providing powerful work lighting to creating atmosphere. w132 Nendo was created in collaboration with Japanese designer Nendo.

w181 Linier adds atmosphere at the dinner table without dazzling your guests. w181 was created in collaboration with German designer Dirk Winkel.

w162 Dalston is a discreet pendant lamp that is careful not to place itself in the spotlight. w162 was created in collaboration with London-based designer duo Sam Hecht and Kim Colin.