Konstantin Grcic

A sculpture that unfolds. Black Flag is an extensible wall light that acts like a functional piece of art. Closed, it is a graphic black line on the wall. Open, it extends deep into the room, delivering powerful illumination exactly where needed. Bold, rebellious, and functional.

The ultimate utility light. Mayday is designed to be moved, hung, hooked, and carried. It is a celebration of the garage lamp, elevated to a design icon. With its integrated winder and hook, it asks to be used, not just admired.

The utility light goes wild. Mayday Outdoor takes the iconic "hook-lamp" and weatherproofs it. Rugged, durable, and ready for anything, it can be hung from a tree branch, hooked onto a fence, or laid on the grass for an impromptu picnic.

A column of invisible light. Noctambule Floor stacks transparent glass modules to create a standing lantern. Invisible during the day, it becomes a glowing totem at night, floating in the room like a magical artifact.

The night walker. By day, Noctambule is almost invisible—a transparent glass column. But at night, it comes alive. The LED rings between the glass modules ignite, transforming the structure into a pillar of light that seems to materialize out of thin air.

A homage to an icon. Grcic reimagines the legendary Parentesi for the LED age. 'OK' retains the sliding functionality on a floor-to-ceiling cable but replaces the bulb with a flat, rotating disc of light. It is a modern, versatile tool for directing light exactly where it is needed.