The Serax Flastaire table lamp channels the raw allure of cast materials into a compact, architectural object for refined interiors. Conceived for Serax by Patrick Paris, it belongs to the SERAX Table lamps category yet reads like a small sculpture, an artefact that balances weight and lightness, shadow and glow. Hand‑feel and proportion are carefully calibrated to bring presence to consoles, shelves and worktops, while preserving an understated elegance that complements a wide range of interior styles.

Cement as a Design Statement

Crafted in solid cement for Serax Lighting range, the lamp foregrounds the beauty of an industrial material rendered with sensitivity. The surface texture, subtly porous, gently matte, interacts with light to create depth and quiet drama, amplifying the lamp’s carved silhouette. Designed for indoor use, it comes with a practical 1.5‑metre cable that eases placement in living rooms, bedrooms and studios alike. The bulb is not included.

Poise for Homes and Hospitality

Coordinated styling with Serax Tableware and Serax Furniture, the Flastaire’s disciplined geometry makes it a natural choice for curated retail, boutique hotels and restaurants seeking modern table lighting with a crafted narrative. In residential spaces it reads as a minimalist table lamp that anchors vignettes, pair it with ceramics, linen textures and dark woods for a sensorial tableau, or offset it against glossy steel and glass for a nuanced material dialogue.

From Object to Experience

Beyond task illumination, the lamp functions as a mood instrument: a sculptural Table lamps that softens corners, frames artworks and punctuates shelves with quiet intensity. Designers will appreciate how its footprint suits desks and consoles, answering the brief for a contemporary desk lamp that doesn’t feel technical. For clients comparing designer table lamps, Flastaire distinguishes itself through material honesty and architectural restraint, qualitie.