Jade HuculakInterior Architect & Furniture Designer

Furniture

Flou

Year
2026
Materials
Steel, Handmade Paper
The Flou floor lamp standing on a flat steel base: a thin dark stem carrying a small lit spotlight, a long strip of handmade paper hanging from the top arm beside it, photographed against a soft grey backdrop.

Flou was created with the aim of designing a simple yet versatile lamp that adapts to the user’s needs and enriches the atmosphere of the space it inhabits. Its design is rooted in simplicity and explores how simple forms and carefully selected materials can challenge the conventional static character of the floor lamp. Flou centres on a rotatable, height-adjustable arm that houses a dimmable light source, allowing the user to tailor the light to their needs.

A sheet of handmade paper twists from the top arm of the lamp and glows where the spotlight grazes it.
Close view of the spotlight clamped to the stem, its beam washing across a sheet of handmade paper.
The lamp lit behind a tall rectangular paper screen hung from its arm, the screen glowing from within.
Open sketchbooks with lamp studies beside a laptop on a workshop table.
Process · Discussing sketches
Two small rod-and-paper models of the lamp standing on a workbench beside a cutting mat.
Process · Modelmaking
A steel part held in a vice beneath a drill press.
Process · Drilling movable part
A lit spotlight wired to a dimmer on a bench among cables and tools.
Process · Connecting dimmer
In collaboration with
Henna Haarala and Oskari Karo

For inquiries, write to hi@jadehuculak.design

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