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One lamp. Two finishes. Eleven spares.

The price buys an object that is meant to outlast you, and a parts list that means it can. Nothing here is bonded shut.

Axis One

The one

$640

AUD, one lamp

The desk light. Clear-anodised aluminium, the saffron detail ring, a three-metre braided cord.

  • The eleven parts, assembled and run in
  • 2700 K, CRI 97, dimmable by touch
  • Build number stamped in the base
  • Ten-year mechanical warranty
  • A printed parts list, so you can order any single piece
Order the Axis One

Axis One · Noir

$680

AUD, one lamp

The same lamp, black-anodised throughout. The saffron ring is the only colour left.

  • Everything in the Axis One
  • Hard black anodise on every aluminium part
  • Blackened stainless joints
  • Matte black braided cord
Order the Noir

The part shelf

From $3

AUD, any single part

Because it is eleven named parts, you can buy any one of them. A scratched globe is a $38 fix, not a new lamp.

  • Every part on the exploded view, sold singly
  • The detail ring in four other anodised colours
  • Replacement cords in three lengths
  • No proprietary screws, ever
Browse the parts

Free shipping across Australia · ships in 2 to 3 weeks (each lamp is run in for 48 hours first) · 30-day return

Before you ask

Why only one product?

Because a second product is a second set of compromises, and we would rather make one lamp that has none. When the Axis One is finished being improved, we will think about a second object. We are not finished.

Can I really buy a single part?

Yes. Every part on the exploded view has its own number and its own price, from the $3 detail ring to the $96 head. Nothing is bonded, potted or glued, so anything comes apart with a 2.5 mm hex key.

Where is it made?

The aluminium and stainless work is done in Adelaide, South Australia. The glass is blown in England, the LED board is built in Japan, the iron base is cast in Castlemaine. Each part is made where that part is made best.

How bright is it, really?

Enough to light a desk for drawing or reading, not a whole room. 2700 K, dimmable from a soft glow to roughly 450 lumens by touching the head. CRI 97 means colours under it look like themselves.