The Curio installation is inspired by 18th century curio cabinets that are brimming with shelves of strange and otherworldly collections. Curio challenges our perception of the natural world, and the idea of beauty. By stripping these objects and forms from their natural covering, color and texture, and making them hollow, we want to show the viewer that nature, or even our mere perception of it, is still wonderful. In this installation, various objects from the aquatic, avian, mammalian and insect worlds are formed by hand from wire mesh and lit from below by LED lights.

The use of woven fish traps across Asian cultures is a decades-old practice among coastal communities, placed along the currents of rivers and seas to gather fish. Our "Fish Tales" tell the story of a fishing culture that has sustained a livelihood for centuries. Rattan poles are fastened around a steel frame to create a basket-shaped enclosure, confining sea creatures swimming in circular motion. Warm light is then casted on these golden fish, beholding marine life frozen in time. Our "Fish Tales" collection-an epitome of coastal history and a life lived by the seas.

The spiral beauty and the intricacy of a seashell. Its spire, made of swirling rattan strips that wraps around a siphon-like metal frame. As it hangs in your favorite corner, marvel at its details. As you move around it, find its inner beauty in the delicate spiral layers as luminous streaks of light move around the spiral slits. The “Conch” hanging lanterns, designed by Luisa Robinson for Kenneth Cobonpue. Ornamental, sculptural, stunningly and magically beautiful.

The Curio installation is inspired by 18th century curio cabinets that are brimming with shelves of strange and otherworldly collections. Curio challenges our perception of the natural world, and the idea of beauty. By stripping these objects and forms from their natural covering, color and texture, and making them hollow, we want to show the viewer that nature, or even our mere perception of it, is still wonderful. In this installation, various objects from the aquatic, avian, mammalian and insect worlds are formed by hand from wire mesh and lit from below by LED lights.

Our Barnacle collection takes its form and shape from one of natures most beautiful creations. These translucent lamps made from rice paper are made by hand and assembled together in a way that makes each form and pattern unique, and allows the light to glow through the material in infinite ways.

A scaled interpretation of old-world European townscapes, VILLAGE is made from fiber-reinforced polymer and wood, creating a warm, ethereal radiance in any living space.