The Danish designer, who lives and works in New York, took his finds back to his studio, dismantled them, separated their parts and reassembled them, mixing and matching lamps as he went along.

Out of this experimentation Tribeca was born – a fresh perspective on iconic modern design.

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From there, the design duo evolved the compact, geometric lighting concept into the Cast Sconce Wall Lamp, ensuring that no corner remains without pleasant, glare-free illumination delivered via sophisticated, sculptural fixtures.

The Cast Lighting Series’ aesthetic presence rivals its versatility: a successful lamp design must, after all, contribute to the room’s ambience both when it is turned on and off.

The series also channels MENU’s philosophy of soft minimalism, offsetting strict, geometric forms rendered in industrial, cast aluminum with a smooth, warm and tactile finish.

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