GLASS LAMPS

Yes. Every shade in this collection is glass, not acrylic moulded to look like it. You notice it in the weight when you lift the lamp, and in the way the light softens as it passes through the shade instead of glaring off it.

On the modular models, yes. The shade lifts off the base, so the same lamp can wear fluted glass now and a linen shade next season. The shades are sold on their own in the lampshades collection.

Marble, travertine and rubberwood. On the marble side that means Nero Marquina, Rosso Levanto, Verde Alpi, Bianco Statuarietto and Dark Emperador; on the travertine side Travertino Classico, Silver Travertine and Red Travertine. The stone is named on every product page.

Both are in the collection. Clear glass gives a brighter, more defined pool of light and shows the shape of the shade itself. Frosted glass diffuses the light into an even glow, which is the softer option beside a bed or on a dining table.

Between 10 and 100 hours on most models, and 15 to 120 hours on the largest batteries, depending on how bright you set them. The batteries run from 4000 to 8000 mAh and charge over USB-C. The runtime of each model is on its own product page.

No. The light comes from an LED running at a very low draw, which is exactly what makes the long runtime possible. The shade stays comfortable to pick up, even after a whole evening on full brightness.

A broken shade does not mean a new lamp. Because the shades are modular they are sold separately, so you replace the glass and keep the base you chose. They are listed in the lampshades collection.

Yes, and that is half the point of a cordless lamp: it goes out to the terrace table for the evening and comes back in with you. Part of the range is rated IP44 and copes with a few drops. None of them are built to stay outside in the rain, though, and it is the electronics inside that set that limit rather than the glass. For a lamp that stays out under cover, the metal lamps are rated IP54. The rating is on every product page.