The Modulor Table Lamp is a symbol of essential living, inspired by architectural purity and post-war reinvention. Named after Le Cabanon, the modest seaside retreat built by Le Corbusier in 1952 on the French Riviera, the lamp pays homage to the architect’s pursuit of simplicity and harmony through proportion, following the principles of the Modulor. Crafted from similar tracing paper Le Corbusier used in his sketches, sits atop the base in a crisp, tapered silhouette. Ideal for styling on a bedside table, console, or sideboard, it casts a soft, ambient glow while adding character through its earthy materiality and sculptural presence.
