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Rome & Oak

About Rome & Oak

Rooms remembered
by their light.

Sculptural lighting, warm materials and a quieter point of view for rooms after dusk.

Crescent floor lamp in a warm architectural living room at blue hour

Our point of view

Light shapes the room.

Rome & Oak began with an observation made at the end of the day: a room becomes more personal when the overhead light goes off. Corners deepen, materials become warmer and the objects you chose begin to hold the space in a different way.

We collect lighting for that moment. Our edit favours a clear silhouette, useful scale and materials that grow richer after dusk—dark metal, warm brass, tactile fibres, glass and timber. Each piece is considered in a real room, alongside furniture and artwork, because light only makes sense in relation to the life around it.

The result is a compact collection for building atmosphere slowly: a floor lamp that anchors a reading corner, a cordless light that brings the table closer, or a wall light that gives a picture and the room around it a quieter focus.

Crescent floor lamp illuminating a calm living room
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01 / A room after dusk

Begin with atmosphere.

Rome & Oak is built around a simple observation: the character of a room changes when the main light goes off. We collect forms that bring warmth closer to the furniture, the artwork and the people using the space.

Copper lantern sconce beside a timber doorway
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02 / Material and shadow

Choose the light you want to live with.

Brass, dark metal, glass and woven fibres each soften light in a different way. The collection is arranged as a visual study so every piece can be considered for its outline, scale and mood.

Linear picture light above a framed landscape
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03 / Collection preview

A collection with room to breathe.

We keep the edit deliberate so that every form has a reason to be here. Floor, table and wall lighting are shown in relation to one another, making it easier to compose a room without filling it.

The collection will continue to grow through distinct silhouettes and useful roles rather than seasonal noise.

The collection

Find the light that changes the room.

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