A bloom of light: Forestier and Jette Scheib illuminate organic forms
Inspired by nature’s soft contours, the lighting collection, designed by Jette Scheib, transforms the elegance of lily petals into sculptural forms, bringing modern design and a serene ambience indoors.
November 20, 2024 | 12:00 am CUT

Forestier collaborates with renowned designers to create lighting pieces that blend geometric and organic shapes, enhancing any interior space

Designer Jette Scheib joins Forestier to create the LYS collection, inspired by the graceful, natural forms of lily flowers
Meeting the makers
Its lighting pieces – from pendant, table and floor lamps, to chandeliers and tealights, created in collaboration with impresario designers as lauded as Arik Levy, Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance, Elise Fouin, Emmanuel Gallina and countless other luminaries – merge geometric and organic shapes to winsome and poetic effect, in robustly tactile and delicate forms.‘I wanted this flower, steeped in positive symbolism, to become a luminous, sculptural centrepiece’

The LYS collection reflects the elegant petals of the royal lily, with lampshades in three sizes, available in natural wood veneer or a striking dark black finish
The natural connection
In practice, this has manifested into a series of three lampshades of different sizes and compositions, rendered in warm, organic wood veneer on the top side of the designs, or metal in the moodier black versions, and cultivated raffia on the underside. The smallest iteration is diminutive: three serenely hanging folds in a compact 50cm-diameter. The medium and large designs – at 60cm and metre-wide diameters – are more dynamic in aesthetic, unfolding like petals at sunrise.‘My goal was to capture the lily’s mystical quality, not merely wrapping leaves around a bulb but creating a glowing blossom where each petal radiates light’

Each petal features integrated, LED-compatible light sources, casting a warm, calming glow that transforms any space
A light to live by
Crucially, LYS channels a philosophy that is as warmly holistic as it is functional. A means to demonstrably uplift the atmosphere in our homes – places the designer refers to as both workshops and sanctuaries – as well as connecting the user to the natural world both spiritually and practically. ‘Conscious living calls for thoughtful selections of items and materials that enhance well-being and connection with nature,’ she explains. By aligning itself so fundamentally with the organic materials and seamless designs exemplified in LYS, both Forestier and its collections are ‘embodying a responsibility to ourselves and the environment. This isn’t just a trend – it’s an essential way forward.’
This collection exemplifies Forestier’s vision of capturing the essence of the natural world in each sculptural lighting piece, bringing nature indoors
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