Harmonica Cone Table Lamp

Harmonica Cone is a natural continuation and evolution of the Harmonica collection — the next stage in Zieta Studio’s exploration of rhythm, volume, and steel shaped by air. Preserving the logic of FiDU technology and its characteristic segmented deformation, it is the first compact ambient lamp designed for a table or desk. Focused on conical geometry, Harmonica Cone is both a lighting object and a sculptural accent within a space. Ambient light, sculpted upward The Harmonica Cone desk and table lamp emits light at an upward angle, creating a soft, diffused glow. Its beam subtly accentuates walls and ceilings, producing gentle ambient and accent lighting that enhances the architectural depth of the interior. It is a lamp designed to compose space with light. Precision and colour fidelity Harmonica Cone is equipped with a high-quality LED offering CRI 90 and R9 ≤ 60, ensuring accurate colour rendering and natural material perception. Its 60-degree beam angle provides a balanced spread of light — directional yet generous — ideal for residential spaces, galleries, and curated interiors. Steel shaped by air The lamp is formed using FiDU (Freie Innendruck Umformung) technology. Precisely welded stainless-steel sheets are expanded through internal air pressure, allowing the material to gain volume from within. The result is a thin-walled yet resilient structure defined by rhythm and subtle surface tension — each piece carrying the signature of controlled deformation. Wireless control and effortless use Harmonica Cone is supplied with a cable and plug for direct connection to a standard socket. It can be installed instantly— ready to function immediately as both a lighting object and a sculptural accent in the space. A sustainable steel presence Crafted entirely from stainless steel, Harmonica Cone is a durable, monomaterial object designed for longevity and full recyclability. Compact in scale yet expressive in character, it fits seamlessly into interiors — whether as a single luminous accent or as part of the wider concept of Harmonica family.