Modern lighting with quiet confidence. Explore pendant lights, sconces, and chandeliers that share Flos’s sculptural, minimal design language.

100 lumens gives a soft, quiet glow, equal to a 7–10W bulb or 1–2W LED. Ideal for accents, hallways, or gentle ambient light.

Tom Dixon, Marset, and Research.Lighting each bring their own vision of modern lighting: bold, warm, and quietly sculptural. Three design voices with one shared glow.

1600 lumens gives bright, balanced light equal to a 100W bulb or 14–17W LED. Ideal for kitchens, living rooms, and workspaces.

1000 lumens gives clear, balanced light, equal to a 75W bulb or 10–14W LED. Bright enough for kitchens, bedrooms, or work areas.

500 lumens gives soft, balanced light, similar to a 40W bulb or 5–8W LED. Ideal for bedrooms, reading lamps, and accent lighting.

A side-by-side look at Schoolhouse, Rejuvenation, and Research.Lighting - three brands, three takes on minimal lighting. Different vibes, same category.

900 lumens is about the brightness of a 60–75W incandescent or 9–12W LED, practical for bedrooms, dining, or living spaces.

Louis Poulsen vs Artek vs Research.Lighting: three modern approaches to light. Heritage, warmth, and Brooklyn minimalism in conversation.

How bright is 450 lumens? About the glow of a 40W bulb or 6–9W LED. Perfect for bedside, hallways, or accent light with purpose.

Moooi vs Foscarini vs Research.Lighting: three modern voices in lighting. Bold, refined, pared-back - and sometimes great together.