Paper is more than a decorative material—it’s a sculptural medium for architectural lighting. Hand-formed from paper pulp, each luminaire delivers warm, diffused illumination with the unique texture of a handmade object and the performance of a specification-grade fixture.
Recycled and certified natural fibers
Fibers are broken down in water into a smooth pulp
The pulp is pressed into molds by hand, giving each piece its own natural and unique surface.
Shades dry gradually to help keep their shape and reduce cracking or warping.
Edges are trimmed, sanded, and sealed
Every luminaire is inspected for quality, stability and flawless finish before it reaches you.
Paper pulp brings warmth, texture, and softness to architectural lighting. Once formed, dried, and sealed, it becomes stable enough for interior lighting use while keeping the natural character of a handmade material.
Best for dry interior environments
Sealed for light protection, not direct water exposure
Designed for LED sources with lower heat output
Treated and assembled for safe lighting use
Stable under normal indoor light; avoid prolonged direct sun
Natural variation makes each piece unique
Wasps made paper first:
Compose freely.
Every project is unique. Mix different forms, proportions, and suspension heights to create bespoke lighting installations—from simple arrangements to dramatic architectural compositions.
Dimensions & shape
Custom apertures, lengths and depths for any substrate.
Finish & color
Paintable to match the wall — any water-based color.
Optics & output
Beam angle, lumen package and driver to spec.
Color temperature
From warm 1800K amber
to crisp neutral white.
Yes. Once properly dried, formed, and sealed, paper pulp becomes stable enough for interior lighting use. It is still a handmade natural material, so it should be handled with care.
Yes, when specified with the correct electrical components and LED light sources. LEDs are recommended because they produce less heat than traditional bulbs.
Untreated paper can be flammable, but lighting-grade paper pulp is sealed, finished, and designed for fixture use. Fire performance depends on the exact material treatment, construction, and required project rating.
Paper pulp is best suited for dry interior environments.
Not under normal indoor lighting. Prolonged direct sunlight is the main risk for discoloration, so placement should be considered carefully.
Use gentle dusting with a soft dry cloth, feather duster, or low-suction air. Avoid water, cleaning chemicals, abrasive cloths, and heavy pressure.
No. Texture, tone, and surface movement naturally vary from piece to piece. These differences are part of the handmade character, not defects.
They work best in dry interior spaces such as restaurants, hotels, lounges, boutiques, reception areas, offices, and residential interiors.
Yes. Paper Light fixtures can be specified individually or arranged in clusters, compositions, and larger installations for dining areas, lobbies, stairwells, and feature spaces.
Samples may be available for qualifying design and specification projects, helping architects and designers evaluate texture, color, and light diffusion before final selection.
