Guided by the rhythms of rivers, forest canopies, grasses, and bark, the collection designed by founder Priyanka Narula captures the serenity of the forest through woven contours and earthy tones. Each piece is rooted in a specific natural inspiration, revealing a story shaped by texture, movement, and craft. Flowering Vines is a modular lighting system - fitting, since flowers are rarely found alone.
At first glance, these lamps appear almost impossibly delicate. Strips of fabric hang like fringes around drum-shaped modules, creating a textured exterior that filters light into something warm and inviting. But look closer and you'll notice the clever engineering at play. Each module starts with a metal frame fitted with a 3D printed cover, which becomes the base for hand-weaving reclaimed fabrics. The result is a lighting element that feels both handcrafted and high-tech, a sweet spot that's increasingly rare in contemporary design.
At the heart of Plusminus is a woven polyester belt that acts as both a structural support and an electrical backbone for the entire lighting system. The belt can be rolled across floors, looped around walls, or stretched across ceilings, adapting to any room's architecture, furniture arrangement, or functional requirements without requiring permanent installation or complex professional wiring. Lamp heads in various forms-including hemisphere, sphere, cone, and spotlight shapes-attach anywhere along the belt with simple, tool-free connections that anyone can handle regardless of technical skill.