Halo Lamp
Persimmon · Dimmable
Objects for better living · Copenhagen
Useful things with a pulse. Lighting, desk objects, and small rituals made slowly in Copenhagen.
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OBLIK began with an orange lamp in a rented kitchen and a question: why do the useful things in our homes so often forget to feel alive?
The first six objects
No trend report. No twelve-color launch. Just six useful forms refined until they felt inevitable.
Persimmon · Dimmable
Cobalt · Powder-coated steel
Butter · Soft white glow
Moss · Hand-finished ceramic
Lilac · Cast aluminium
Cherry · 12-hour battery
A note from the studio
“We weren't trying to design an icon. We wanted the lamp you turn on before the big light.”
The first HALO was bent by hand above our kitchen table. Seventeen prototypes later, the silhouette stayed almost the same. What changed was everything you feel but rarely notice: the weight of the dimmer, the warmth at 10%, the way the shade disappears when you sit down to read.
Mira & Jonas
Co-founders, OBLIK
Objects in use / 02
DOT was made for the last drink outside, the book that follows you to bed, and every table without a socket nearby.
Meet DOT Portable ↗Frederiksberg terrace · 20:47
Two production runs a year. We restock when the work is ready, not when a calendar says launch.
Screws instead of glue, standard fittings, and spare parts kept for at least ten years.
Every product page names where it was made, what it contains, and what we still need to improve.
Material ledger / HALO
Percentages are measured by weight. Packaging is excluded and listed separately.
Post-consumer aluminium
Shade, stem, base
New aluminium
Structural components
Electrical assembly
Replaceable LED + dimmer
Steel and silicone
Fasteners, feet, cable
Notes we actually keep