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Mix & Match the Rijks Collection: Three Sizes, Three Stones, Endless Combinations

Mix & Match the Rijks Collection: Three Sizes, Three Stones, Endless Combinations


Mix & Match the Rijks Collection: Three Sizes, Three Stones, Endless Combinations


Some designs are finished the day they leave the studio. Others keep growing. The Rijks Collection, the modular family that earned Tavellio the iF Design Award 2026, has just done exactly that.

From today, the collection is available in three sizes (small, medium and large) and three natural stones: beige travertine, silver travertine and dark emperador marble. Every base pairs with every shade. Every size sits comfortably next to every other. Which means the Rijks Collection is no longer a lamp you buy. It's a set you compose.


One design, three heights

The idea behind Mix & Match is simple: light in a room rarely wants to live at a single height. A lone table lamp can feel like a full stop; a trio reads like a sentence.

  • Small is the accent: bedside tables, shelves, a windowsill.
  • Medium carries the room: sideboards, consoles, dining tables.
  • Large anchors it: the statement piece on a cabinet or entry table.

Place all three together and something happens that no single lamp can do: the frosted glass spheres stagger like moons at different phases, and the warm glow layers instead of pooling in one spot. Interior stylists have used this trick for decades, grouping objects in odd numbers and varied heights, and the Rijks Collection now hands you that trick ready-made.


Three stones, three temperaments

Each stone changes the character of the same silhouette.

Beige travertine is the classic: soft, porous, sun-washed. It's the stone of Roman fountains and mid-century villas, and it makes the Rijks lamp feel warm and grounded. If your interior leans natural wood, linen and cream, start here. (You'll find its relatives across our travertine collection.)

Silver travertine is the cooler sibling: grey veining, a quieter, more architectural mood. It flatters concrete, black steel, and pale oak. Where beige whispers Mediterranean, silver speaks Scandinavian.

Dark emperador is the evening stone. Deep brown marble with caramel veining that seems to hold light rather than reflect it. Against the frosted glass shade, it gives the lamp genuine gravitas, the one guests pick up to feel the weight of. It shares its material with pieces like the Cuyp and Luna in our marble collection.


How to build your set

There's no wrong combination, but three approaches keep coming back in the interiors we see:

The tonal trio. Three sizes, one stone. The safest and arguably the most serene: a small, medium and large in beige travertine reads as one deliberate installation. Perfect for a sideboard or console.

The gradient. Beige small, silver medium, emperador large: light to dark as the sizes climb. This one photographs beautifully and gives a room a subtle sense of direction.

The pair plus one. Two lamps in the same stone, one contrast piece. Two silver travertines with a single dark emperador between them turns the odd one out into the focal point.

Because every lamp in the collection is rechargeable and fully cordless, your set isn't fixed to wherever the sockets are. Compose the trio on the dining table tonight, split them across the bedroom and hallway tomorrow. The arrangement is never final: that's the point.

Browse all current combinations in our Mix & Match collection.


Designed in Amsterdam, cut from real stone

Every base is cut from natural stone, which means no two lamps are identical: the veining in your emperador, the pores in your travertine, are yours alone. The frosted glass sphere diffuses a warm, dimmable glow that flatters both the stone and everything around it. It's the same design language that convinced the iF Design Award jury, now multiplied by nine possible size-and-stone combinations.

Frequently asked questions

Can I combine different stones from the Rijks Collection in one room?

Yes: the collection is designed for it. All three stones share the same silhouette and glass shade, so mixed groupings look intentional rather than accidental. The most popular combination is two lamps in one stone plus one contrast piece.

Which size Rijks lamp should I choose?

Small suits bedside tables and shelves, medium suits sideboards and dining tables, and large works as a statement piece on consoles or cabinets. For a styled grouping, combine at least two different sizes.

Are Rijks Collection lamps cordless?

Yes. Every lamp in the Rijks Collection is rechargeable and fully wireless, so you can place and rearrange your set anywhere, no sockets required.

What is the difference between beige and silver travertine?

Both are natural travertine, but beige has warm, sandy tones while silver shows cool grey veining. Beige suits warm, natural interiors; silver suits modern and Scandinavian schemes.

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