The designers studied how limbs grow — where they fork, how they taper — then set the backlight to trace every curve. An artisan shapes each limb from solid teak, sands it through five grit stages, oils it, and runs the wiring lit on the bench before crating. It arrives fully wired, bulb included; the plug is left off so you fit the one your outlet takes, or hardwire it clean.
Most rooms are lit from the ceiling, hard and flat, while the biggest wall in the house stays blank. This piece answers both at one switch: carved grain by day, a pooled amber halo by night that makes the paint itself look warmer. Dinner guests cross the room to trace the limbs — and the host gets to tell the story exactly once a night.