The Pleat Box is a sophisticated lamp design that combines a digitally-designed crease in cloth with a ceramic base. Created by Xavier Mañosa and Mashallah, it features an outer part in white ceramic, underglazed red clay, or grey, with a brilliant white enamel or 18-carat gold interior for enhanced light warmth. Available in four sizes, the Pleat Box is a result of collaboration between Mañosa and Marset, with a focus on precision and craftsmanship.

Designed by Fabien Dumas, the Tam Tam lamp is inspired by various forms like grapes and drums, featuring a central shade with multiple satellite shades that can rotate 360 degrees. Available in models with 3 or 5 satellite shades, each can be personalized in different colors. The design allows for creative arrangements, making it suitable for diverse spaces.

Mathias Hahn's Scantling lamp combines wood and metal to create a homely yet distinct design. The lamp's fully rotating shade uses arms and hinges without the need for springs or counterweights. The design emphasizes simplicity and precision, with an installation showcasing its components in an exploded format to highlight the complexity behind its simplicity.

Joan Gaspar's Soho lamp pays homage to traditional market and workshop lights, using rotary molded polyethylene to achieve large sizes and a retro aesthetic. Available in diameters of 112 cm and 57 cm, it is designed for large spaces and dining tables, respectively. The translucent white version emits ambient light, and an outdoor model is available for various exterior settings.