We are an amsterdam based design house, brought together by true design addicts. We design, develop, produce and distribute high-end light fixtures, custom light installations and furniture.
our designs live in various inspiring and unique spaces all over the globe. Whether residential or commercial, we work with numerous architects from different parts of the world to supply the best lighting and furniture solutions. If you want to get inspired, check out some of our favourite collaborations below.
Hotel Rumour by Studio Modijefsky
Project: Hotel Rumour, Leiden
As the oldest structure in Leiden, dating back to 1060, the Burcht van Leiden castle is one of the most evocative places in the city. Just down the hill is a carriage house that itself dates back to 1657. Studio Modijefsky has brought this humble building into the 21st century as Hotel Rumour: a vibrant social hub that can host everything from lively dinners to intimate drinks, private gatherings and dance nights.
In this project Studio Modijefsky used FRAMA furniture.
Domus Valias, Residence Anna Theresia
A custom FRAMA Copenhagen light installation, designed by DMD Amsterdam.
Project: Domus Valias, Residence Anna Theresia
Photography: Jelle Rietveld
Thirteen metres of sculptural elegance with FRAMA’s Circle shades in smoked glass. The pendant lights spiral effortlessly through the stairwell, connecting architecture and atmosphere.
Canvas
Canvas Event Space in Seattle is well-known for its continuously changing environment, featuring striking Loci installations that dominate the space and generate an impressive atmosphere suitable for any event type.
Read morePlum Bistro
Buried in the heart of Capitol Hill next to the famous Chophouse Row is a Chic Industrial space that houses Plum's organic and all-vegan establishment. A custom arrangement of classic Scraplights Moons highlight the back corners of the restaurant while an assortment of brass Chrona pendants compliment the main space.
Read moreMore & Senz
For a new-build villa, More&Senz was brought in to help shape the lighting plan. The client came by our showroom to see the Graypants pendants in person together with the interior architect. After working through the details with MoreSenz and Timo from VANMOKUM, they designed a layout that brought both collections together. The result became the heart of the home. Above the kitchen island and dining table, a cluster of Roest pendants in warm browns and soft grays echoes the dark, tactile interior. And in the stairwell void, a sculptural arrangement of Scraplights cascades down along the full-height triangular window, the recycled cardboard catching the daylight from every angle. See more of this project via this link.
Project: New Villa
Cascade Hotel
Graypants completed a project at Hotel Cascada in Portland, a wellness-focused hotel where experience and atmosphere play a big role. In the stairwell, we installed a custom Loci Globe setup in glass. By combining globes in different hanging heights, they turned what is normally just a functional space into a strong visual feature that runs through the full height of the building. The glass works nicely with the daylight coming in from above, while in the evening it creates a warm and glow.
Read moreFEDTEGREVEN BISTRO BODEGA
A complete interior renovation by FRAMA Studio. With leather detailed railings, white wainscotings, St. Pauls Blue Walls and concrete floors, the contrast between classic and raw is what dominates this bistro in the center of Copenhagen.
Photography by Claus Troelsgaard
Ancestry
At Ancestry.com's headquarters, there's a one-of-a-kind installation of Scraplights that maximizes the tall vertical atrium space. These Scraplights are custom wired to have several pendants connected on each cord drop. Additionally, their unique white-washed tone helps differentiate them from other Scraplight projects.
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We believe sustainability and inclusivity are just common decency. We’re pretty sure we don’t do everything right yet, but sustainability is one of our main missions. From ethical sourcing and the way we produce our products to creating meaningful jobs and aiding less privileged communities.