The vibrant fuchsia version is IRIS at its most striking, a translucent shade that casts a soft pink glow across the ceiling and the walls around it, turning a small hallway or a bedside corner into an unmistakably intentional decorative statement.

Saturated colour in lighting is a rare and confident choice: it commits the room to a mood rather than sitting in the neutral background, and it rewards that commitment with a piece that becomes the immediate focal point every time the light is turned on.

A leafy green variant is also available for a quieter, more organic take on the same silhouette, ideal for interiors where the ambition is warmth and calm rather than bold accent.

Each shade is moulded from tinted glass into a soft, plant-inspired silhouette with a scalloped ruffled edge, so the piece reads as a delicate botanical sculpture rather than a flat ceiling fixture.

The glass itself is coloured in the mass rather than surface-painted, which means the tint remains rich and stable over years of use and glows through evenly from within when lit. Every reflection, every ambient light in the room, is picked up and re-emitted through the coloured shell, animating the piece continuously.

Set on a small warm brass collar, the shade seems to float just below the ceiling like a single unfurled leaf, its silhouette catching daylight during the day and turning into a warm coloured beacon at night.