Audo Copenhagen Hashira Floor Lamp

Named after the Japanese word for column or pillar, the Hashira Floor Lamp carries its meaning literally. Designed by Norm Architects for Audo Copenhagen, the silhouette is immediately recognisable: a slender, cylindrical form rising from a solid ash wood base, wrapped in a semi-transparent linen shade that filters light evenly in all directions. There are no harsh edges, no dominant focal points - just a warm, ambient glow that diffuses through the fabric and settles into the room around it. The shade adds not only visual softness but a subtle acoustic quality, lending a tactile richness that you notice without quite knowing why. A cord-mounted dimmer gives you precise control over brightness, making it as useful during a quiet evening in as it is as a permanent design statement in a living room, bedroom, or reading corner. The exposed internal frame is a nod to the lantern forms that inspired it - honest, architectural, beautiful.

Hashira is not a lamp that shouts. It draws you in. A considered piece for considered interiors, as at home in a Scandinavian-influenced apartment as it is in an industrial loft or a calm, minimal studio. Complete the look with the full collection: Hashira Table Lamp , Hashira Pendant Light, Hashira Pendant Cluster Light, Hashira Wall Lamp and Hashira Portable Lamp 

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