Soul 4 wall lamp, white

The Soul wall lamp by DCWéditions is an expressive plaster lamp that tells stories from Lebanon, a Mediterranean country in the Middle East, where designer Charles Kalpakian is from – the 'soul' in the name of the lamp is short for Souvenier of United Lebanon. Looking at the lamp is like peering into the city and its winding, slightly mysterious streets, which are covered in a soft golden glow when the lights are turned on. The mystical atmosphere is crowned by a tiny, almost invisible figure placed alone on the edge of the lamp.

The sculptural plaster luminaire is ideal for public spaces, from hotels to restaurants, as well as for different rooms in the home. Try combining several different wall lamps in your hallway or living room to tell you their stories!

Charles Kalpakian

DCWéditions, founded in 2008 by Philippe Cazer and Frédéric Winkler, is a French brand that specialises in relaunching classics of modern design. Its first relaunch was the Lampe Gras collection designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in the 1920s, and since then, the list has continued with pieces such as Bernard Schottlander’s Mantis lamps and the Here Comes the Sun pendants by Bertrand Balas. Besides lighting, DCWéditions also focuses on furniture.

The brand’s collections share a strong passion for well-designed and made design classics of the 20th century, characterised by a subtle balance between well-thought, functional details and visually compelling shapes.