Ménage-à-trois (2017)
Product design
With Alexander Schultz
Product design
With Alexander Schultz



Instead of yet another static and decorative floor lamp, we decided to work on naively utilitarian “lighting tools” that could be used in a broad variety of tasks inside and around the house, e.g. having a late night barbecue on a balcony or patio.
After analyzing possible usage scenarios, we came up with a family of three independently placable lamps that would each have their dedicated purpose : A cute little spotlight, a large and powerful flood light and a soft and moody indirect light.
After analyzing possible usage scenarios, we came up with a family of three independently placable lamps that would each have their dedicated purpose : A cute little spotlight, a large and powerful flood light and a soft and moody indirect light.
For each of the individual bodies, we experimented with elements of iconic lamp typologies that are culturally linked with a certain type of light: you’ll find formal references to lampions, flashlights and theater spotlights.
Whilst serving as the heavyweight, structural base for this collage-like object, the stand also functions as a low voltage charging dock, where the individual lamps can simply be attached to recharge.
Whilst serving as the heavyweight, structural base for this collage-like object, the stand also functions as a low voltage charging dock, where the individual lamps can simply be attached to recharge.