Agriluma
Pendant luminaires in five natural materials — light that carries the story of the land it comes from.
Agriluma is our core luminaire collection: clean-lined pendant shades, cast under high pressure from the studio's biocomposite. Each of the five materials — coffee silverskin, spent grain, hemp, tobacco and grape marc — gives the shade its own tone and texture.
The process compresses the fibres into a dense, matte body, warm to the eye and precise in its geometry. Direct or indirect, small or large: the collection is made to sit quietly in a room and work hard at the same time.
And because every material has a past — a roastery, a brewery, a hillside vineyard — each lamp carries a piece of that landscape into the space it lights.
Products
Waste used
Beer
Spent grain from craft brewing — malt's warm character, kept long after the beer is gone.
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Coffee Silverskin
The one thing roasting leaves behind — a fine husk, repurposed as a subtly speckled material.
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Hemp
One of the oldest crops on earth — its overlooked by-products pressed into a marble-like surface.
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Tobacco
The stems and leaves left after harvest — reborn as a warm, deeply tactile material.
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Wine
Grape marc from South Tyrolean cellars — a wine-dark surface pressed from what pressing leaves behind.
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The biocomposite behind our luminaires — agricultural by-products, pressed into structural material.
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Sheets of bio-based material take shape under heat and pressure. A slow, even force that keeps the character of the raw material visible.