Hashira floor lamp – White – Audo Copenhagen

This range embodies a perfect balance between tradition and modernity, East and West, combining simplicity, proportion and character.

Origin and inspiration

Background: The collection takes its name from the Japanese word “Hashira”, meaning “pillar” or “column”, in reference to the cylindrical shape of the fixtures.

Inspiration: Norm Architects was inspired by Japanese washi paper artisans during a trip. The lamps are reminiscent of rice paper lanterns, with a translucent fabric that diffuses a soft, warm light, also reminiscent of Japanese blinds.

Style Japandi: The collection combines Scandinavian minimalist clarity with the clean, organic aesthetics of Japan, creating a timeless, universal design.

Main Features

Materials: The lamps are made from linen (available in white or raw natural linen) for the shade, which diffuses a soft, glare-free light. The internal structure is in steel, and the bases of the table and floor lamps are in ash, adding a warm, natural touch.

Light diffusion: the translucent fabric reveals the internal graphic structure when the lamp is switched on, creating a subtle, sophisticated visual effect.

Form: The cylindrical silhouette, inspired by architectural columns, lends a sculptural presence while remaining discreet.

Aesthetics and use

Atmosphere: Hashira luminaires create a soft, ambient light, ideal for creating a cosy, welcoming atmosphere. Their minimalist design complements a wide variety of interiors, from the most traditional to the most contemporary.

Versatility: Thanks to their uncluttered style, they are equally suited to residential spaces (living rooms, bedrooms, dining rooms) and professional environments (offices, hotels, restaurants).

Technical details

Wiring: Lamps are fitted with textile cables (e.g. 3 m for floor lamps, with dimmer for some models).

Protection: IP20 class (protection against solids >12.5 mm, no protection against water).

Care: Clean with a damp cloth to preserve the fabric.

Norm Architects and Audo Copenhagen

Norm Architects: Founded in Copenhagen in 2008 by Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen and Kasper Rønn, this studio is renowned for its Scandinavian modernist approach, blending functionality, minimalism and attention to natural materials. They regularly collaborate with Audo Copenhagen to create timeless, sustainable designs.

Audo Copenhagen: Formerly Menu, this Danish brand is renowned for furniture and lighting that combine practical details, quality materials and collaborative aesthetics. The Hashira collection embodies their philosophy of designs that connect people and spaces.

Highlights

- Timeless, versatile design, suitable for many interior styles.

- Soft, warm light for a cosy ambience.

- Quality materials (linen, ash, steel) and meticulous finishes.

- A successful fusion of Japanese and Scandinavian influences.