Sculptural table lamps · Made in Perth

Beautiful off. Unforgettable on.

Warm, rippling light that turns any corner into the best spot in the house.

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Two Waves sculptural table lamp, lit
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Why Two Waves

Made the way light deserves.

01

Hand-sculpted in Perth

Every lamp is printed and finished by us — Leo & Orne — in our studio off the Indian Ocean.

02

Plant-based material

Sculpted in plant-based bioplastic, from plant sugars — not petroleum. Built to last, not to landfill.

03

30-night trial

Live with it for 30 nights. If it isn't right for your room, send it back for a full refund.

04

Changes how the room feels

Warm, considered light that makes a corner of your home feel like somewhere you actually want to be.

Light shouldn't sit in a room. It should change it.

Scarborough · Perth, Western Australia

The two of us

Made by hand, by Leo & Orne.

We're Leo and Orne. We sculpt every lamp ourselves, from a small studio off the Indian Ocean in Scarborough, Perth — no factory, no middle. Printed, finished and packed by the two of us, in small batches.

  • 2 People in the studio
  • Perth Where every lamp is made
  • 100% Hand-finished, every piece

— Leo & Orne, two waves

See it in a room

Watch the light change things.

A few seconds of each lamp, switched on.

We've lived in a few corners of the world, but Perth is the one that stole our hearts. Something about the light here made us want to create things that glow.

So we started making sculptural table lamps — 3D-printed and hand-finished together, in our home studio.

Wherever you put one, we hope it makes the room feel a little more like yours.

— Leo & Orne, two waves

From the journal

Notes on light.

From the studio

Letters about light.

Studio notes, new releases, and short essays about light, place, and slow making. About four emails a year. No more.