Belgian artist duo Muller Van Severen created the Ceiling Lamp series in 2011 for their first solo exhibition at the Valerie Traan gallery. The lamp’s playful and simple form looks like a drawing in the air, reflecting the designers’ intuitive and imaginative approach.

Consisting of a single bent rod with two brackets and a white ceiling cap, the cable runs discreetly inside the rod, keeping the design clean and uncluttered. The angled tube adds a sculptural detail to the ceiling and creates a strong visual presence in the space. The lamp can be easily mounted in the desired spot using its 2-metre cable. It features a classic cone-shaped white glass shade paired with a half-mirrored bulb (included), providing a softly diffused glow.

Made from either black powder-coated steel or untreated brass tube, the lamp offers a colourful finish that adds character, or a raw finish that ages beautifully over time, developing a subtle patina. The lamp features a slender, minimalist design with a gentle downward tilt that directs light effectively, perfect for use in dining rooms or living spaces. Its geometric shape offers a striking appearance while emitting a clear, precise illumination.