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MOULIN TABLE LAMP

ATELIER ELLERY

Connecting the sky to the earth, this lamp exudes both stoicism and elegance. A curious study of light, form, and 'FUNCTION, it stands as a unique and sculptural piece. With a masterful interplay of high-polished inox metal and intricately hand-blown glass, this inaugural venture into collectible design heralds a bold new chapter in Kym Ellery's illustrious design journey. The base, visually heavy and curved by hand, features an open void before the central stem extends upward towards the sky, where at the end, you will find a dual-light moulin arm. The arm's 360-degree rotation allows for customizable positioning of the lighting, while the hand-blown glass lampshades cradle the soft illumination, adding to its artisanal charm. Originally inspired by the form of a piece of jewelry from within the archives of ELLERY, this sculptural lamp embodies Kym's desire to create an object that reflects and evolves ELLERY's design language. Collaborating with highly skilled Parisian artisans, Ellery brought 'The Moulin Lamp' to life. "It is essential to preserve the savoir-faire of these ancient skills and support local craftsmanship," she emphasized. Limited to an edition of eight, this piece promises both exclusivity and artistry.

PRICE: POA

PRODUCT DETAILS

DESIGNER: ATELIER ELLERY

MATERIAL: INOX STAINLESS STEEL DOUBLE FEUILLE BASE WITH HAND-BLOWN GLASS

W: 32.0 x D: 32.0 x H: 125.0 IN CM

LIMITED EDITION | 8

Kym Ellery is a Paris-based creative director and artist whose work moves fluidly between furniture, sculpture, and spatial design. Known for her distinctive use of metal, resin, and mirrored surfaces, she creates objects and environments that explore material contrast, balance, and form. Her practice sits at the intersection of architecture and sculpture; where curved geometries replace corners, and reflective materials interact with light and space. Whether through furniture, lighting, or pure sculptural works, Ellery builds forms that define boundaries, hold presence, and invite reflection. There is a quiet tension in her pieces: between strength and softness, solidity and suspension. As the creative lead of Maison Rocher, she oversaw the project’s development from concept to execution, shaping its artistic direction and curatorial vision. Her design language is rooted in precision and guided by a spatial awareness that considers how objects live in a room; not only in terms of function, but of rhythm, posture, and atmosphere. Through both independent works and collaborative projects, she continues to evolve a sculptural vocabulary grounded in clarity, craftsmanship, and an intimate understanding of space.