Author lamps in solid wood. Season 01.

A line laid flat, a light that climbs. A bar of solid oak ten inches long, barely taller than a book lying down. Along the top, a warm LED line inlaid from end to end: the light does not spread, it climbs.

A block of oak, held up by light. Le Roc is the end of a long search: for an object that is at once a beautiful thing and a warm light. A minimal drawing, a glow that is discreet yet present, and a piece that looks like nothing else.

An armchair, a glass, a table with not much on it. And a light low enough to leave them alone. Ours make no noise and ask for nothing. You switch one on, the glow stays where it is put, and the room does the rest: it slows down to the pace of the wood.
"The light has one job: to show the wood. So the wood has to be right."Léo Marchand, cabinetmaker
We work in one wood: solid oak, from managed forests. One species, so that we know it completely: how it dries, how it moves, how it takes the oil. Each block carries the name of its plot.
