Kettal has unveiled its outdoor lighting collection, which showcases varied designs adaptable to a range of settings.

Mia, designed by Michel Charlot, is a family of nomadic lamps. Each piece is built around an acid-treated glass diffuser, which is protected by a large polypropylene lampshade – both held in place by a wire structure. 

Envisioned by Doshi Levien, Bela is a colourful and versatile lamp with an appearance reminiscent of traditional handwoven lanterns. The products can be placed directly on the floor, suspended or used as a standing lamp. 

Half Dome by Naoto Fukasawa has been designed to mimic the moon and its light, with a round form suspended from a thin structure. 

The final two ranges are named Objects and Dots, each designed by Kettal Studio.