Designed by Juan Agudelo, the Mexico Table Lamp is a sculptural study in form, geometry and light — where the mass of ancient Mexican architecture meets the bold language of Brutalism. Its stepped, monolithic silhouette echoes the presence of pre-Hispanic pyramids: sharp, defined lines and solid volumes that give it a strong architectural identity, like a small monument rendered in light.

By day it reads as a piece of sculpture — heavy, grounded, quietly powerful. Switched on, the mass transforms: light escapes along the stepped edges, tracing the architecture in a warm 3000K glow and casting soft geometric shadows across the surface it sits on. Ancient stone, reimagined as light, and made in our Northcote studio.