12 designs





The finished lamp at its real size, in the Azure design. Each one is made by hand, so yours will be a little different.
Small Swan Mosaic Lamp
The curved neck, the hanging globe.
Small Swan Mosaic Lamp · Azure
$139
1The lamp
11 cm glass2The glass
12 designs · same kit, same price3The box
Kit box$139
or 4 payments of $34.75 with Afterpay
- ✓ Everything in the box
- ✓ Guide included
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- Makes
- 1 lamp
- Ships
- Within 3 business days
- Level
- Relaxed
- Made by
- 1–2 people
Good to know. For makers from 8, with a grown-up alongside: the glue takes a steady hand.
The globe hangs from a swan-neck arm, so the light spills down onto the table. The one guests ask about. Twelve designs, each with its own glass and template.
In the box
- 01Glass globe, ready to tile
- 02The design's hand-cut glass and beads, with its printed template
- 03Antique-bronze base, wired
- 0414 W LED bulb, in the base's box
- 05Tile glue and grout
- 06Spreader, tweezers, sponge, gloves
- 07Step-by-step guide
Picture it at home.
Azure in four rooms. Pick another design above and the photos change with it.

Bedside
The last light of the day

By the sofa
Where the evening slows down

On the sideboard
Dinner by its light

On the dresser
In daylight, the glass still sings
Your room
Try it in your own room.
Take a photo of your shelf or bedside table, put the lamp on it, then switch it on. The photo stays on your device.
How it goes.
Glue the glass
Dab a little glue, press each piece onto the globe. Work in rows from the top; leave a hair of space between pieces. Then leave it at least 5 hours to set: you have up to a week to grout it.
Grout it
Spread the grout over the glass with the spreader and push it into every gap, then leave it to firm up as the guide shows. Give it 2 hours before you fit the globe to the base.
Wipe, fit, switch on
Sponge off the extra, polish the glass with a dry cloth, fit the globe to the base. Lights off. Switch on.
Not sure yet? Try it here first.
Station 01 · Mosaic
Tile a
lamp.
First the glass: it's what you tile, and each size goes on its own lamps. Then piece by piece, as at the table (or from a design on the template), beads in every gap, grout and light.















