UMAGE Komorebi is a new type of lighting product family, whose collection consists of different shades made of wooden slats and textiles. The beautiful combination of wood and textiles gives time a natural atmosphere, which helps ground the home into a relaxed and calm space. The light, airy appearance and various shape and size options ensure that the Komorebi lamp can be placed in homes, cafes and restaurants as well.

The round Komorebi shade is available in three sizes: mini, medium and large. Scandinavian-inspired lampshades can be combined with different legs and cord sets, so you can create floor, table and pendant lamps from the same lampshades.

The medium-sized Komorebi lamps work beautifully on their own above the dining table, on the bedside table in the bedroom or on the chest of drawers in the hallway. There are many lighting possibilities with the Komorebi product family.

UMAGE – Natural aesthetics

UMAGE was founded in 2008 in Denmark and the company relies heavily on ecological values ​​along with aesthetics, craft tradition and practicality. This can be seen in the selection of manufacturing materials and packaging, which are designed to have as little impact on nature as possible. Closeness to nature, beauty and durability are characteristics of UMAGE products, and they spread harmony around them, also in the interior of the home.

In addition to compact and reusable product packaging, the environment has been taken into account in many ways. In cooperation with the One Tree Planted charity organization, UMAGE plants one tree for every wooden product sold. UMAGE, on the other hand, donates 5% of the price of the product to the Plastic Change organization for every plastic lamp sold.

A Klarna invoice is a safe and easy payment method. You pay the purchase price without interest or other fees only when the products have been delivered to you. Usually, the invoice is due no later than 30 days after the products have been shipped. The Klarna payment methods that suit you are presented at the checkout.

Magnus Nero & Ingemar Jönsson