ateljé Lyktan

We’re thrilled to share our latest project on Biskopsgatan at Wrangelhuset—an 1893 building by Salomon Sörensen, once home to the Histological Department and now the Department of Cultural Sciences. Our Tall Bollard and Halo 450 Wall & Post luminaires guide visitors and accentuate its historic architecture, blending heritage with modern innovation. Read more: https://lnkd.in/dUJwmCGh

Just back from Stockholm Furniture Fair, where Hunting & Narud had the pleasure of designing Flokk stand, a 500 m² space built with sustainability at its core. With an afterlife-focused approach, we minimised waste by constructing the stand from recycled cardboard, which will be taken apart and fully recycled post-fair. Keeping in mind our commitment to reducing waste, we also asked Tarkett ,ateljé Lyktan, and Wästberg who generously lent us some of their great products to fill in the gaps. The room dividers were made from large tubes used for textile rolls, sourced directly from the factory - which will again be recycled. We had so much fun exploring Flokk rich material world and introducing lots of new colours and textiles from Kvadrat, Gudbrandsdalens Uldvarefabrik as, Gabriel, and Camira A huge thank you to the whole team at Flokk and for the trust and hard work – and to everyone who stopped by.

The Psychiatry House at Uppsala University Hospital is an architectural entity where light, materials, and colors interact to create a safe and harmonious care environment. The award-winning building, designed by Tengbom, is created with a focus on promoting the well-being of both patients and staff. Our contribution to the project was the development and production of approximately 430 unique luminaires, Trapp, designed by Torbjörn Eliasson and Andreas Sture at White Architects. The luminaires were placed in the stairwells, contributing to a welcoming and safe atmosphere.💡🏥 Read more: https://lnkd.in/d9szgPkk #hospital #architecture #luminaires #madeinsweden

Andetag is a 200 m² art experience located in the Hötorget subway station—a labyrinth of beautiful rooms that envelop visitors in light, sound, and warm colors. The artist duo Malin Bobeck Tadaa and Gustaf Tadaa aim to create a peaceful oasis in the heart of Stockholm’s bustling hub. We are proud to be partners in this incredibly exciting installation, which runs until May 11. If you’re visiting Stockholm during the #stockholmdesignweek, this is an absolute must-see! Read more here: https://lnkd.in/dT9D_cMn

ateljé Lyktan wishes you a Merry and Bright Christmas! We also want to thank all our employees, customers and partners for this year. May the new year be even better than the old!

Historic lanterns given a Second life 💡 Djurgårdsbron was inaugurated in 1897 in conjunction with the major Art and Industrial Exhibition held that same year. The large iron bridge, designed by engineer Carl Frænell and architect Erik Josephson, features decorations created by artist Rolf Adlersparre. The bridge stands out due to its aesthetic design, with detailed bridge piers, candelabras, wrought-iron railings, and four sculptures depicting Norse gods. At the northern pier stand Heimdall and Frigga, while Thor and Freya guard the southern pier. Given the bridge’s significant cultural and historical value, preserving its long-standing character was essential when updating its lighting. Stockholm's Traffic Office, together with Anna Albrechtsson, tasked ateljé Lyktan with renovating the bridge’s historic lanterns. The goal was to extend the lifespan of the lanterns while improving their functionality. The lamp housings were carefully dismantled, worn-out parts were replaced, and the glass was renewed. The outdated light sources were upgraded to modern LED technology. This Second life project resulted in improved light quality and energy efficiency, without compromising the lanterns' original aesthetic charm. More photos and information: https://lnkd.in/dSc5uxfk

Discover Regementsgatan in Ystad, where our Halo proudly illuminates the street as far as the eye can see! Designed by Stefan Borselius, Halo was created with the goal of fitting seamlessly into various environments, from historic city districts to modern architecture. The result is a luminous globe, inspired by the simplicity of a circle, that blends effortlessly with its surroundings. See the whole reference on our website: https://lnkd.in/d7BxecVD

We are proud to announce that we now have 4 new EPDs available, covering our larger product families Ogle, Riff, Fabrik and Pilo - showcasing our commitment to transparency and sustainability. Going forward, we are dedicated on further widening the range of available EPDs, and additional product families throughout the ateljé Lyktan assortment will continuously be published. We invite you to explore the EPDs of our products, as we collectively work towards a more sustainable future. Each EPD is found under the corresponding product page on our website. If you have any thoughts or questions regarding the environmental impact of our products you are warmly welcome to get in touch with us! Read more: https://lnkd.in/eCtbRMh4

Our Tall Lite creates a welcoming entrance, lighting the way to the new Restaurant Pine 💡 With a 360-degree light distribution, featuring one main LED at the front and two smaller ones at the back, Tall spreads light in all directions while shining slightly brighter forward. This allows Tall to both light up the path ahead and softly illuminate the surrounding area. Hop over to our website for more pictures of Pine: https://lnkd.in/dHGb4cxP

Step inside a och d arkitektkontor stunning new architecture office! Desks are illuminated by our latest Superdupertube, and the smaller meeting rooms feature Worker and Porla. In the kitchen and lounge areas, Eclipse and Bumling Mini create a welcoming ambiance, while corridors and shared spaces are illuminated by the Blaze Deep spotlight. It’s a space sure to inspire employees and visitors alike! See more photos here: https://lnkd.in/dREmsfs3