Chispa
marset > Table lamp
The collection for outdoors just had to include a portable, rechargeable, cordless lamp that, in addition, can be left outside. Chispa (Spark), designed by Joan Gaspar, is waterproof certified, with IP44 accreditation.Its design evokes a garage lamp, but a high quality one, lighter and eminently useful, with three setting for illumination. It is sophisticated and conveys a warm light, decidedly designed to serve as an accompaniment. Its structure is protected by a grate that revolves the light source, a touch rendering it truly original. It also comes with an accessory that allows one to hang it. When turned on, the light itself illuminates the lamp, mitigating its color. Available in orange, blue, green and in a special black version with copper details, designed in collaboration with the automotive brand CUPRA. Chispa evokes creativity and ingenuity, the spark of light and combustion.
High Line
marset > Floor lamp
Visually, the High Line is a light sculpture, a svelte line that gives off light without revealing its source. This floor lamp by Josep Lluís Xuclà generates light indirectly by reflection, and uniquely, the light does not bounce off the ceiling, but off the wall. Its designer is interested in having the wall return the emitted light. A wall is this lamp’s greatest ally, and they want to remain close.Formally, it’s a composition in volumes and colors. Three blocks that stand out for their shapes and tones: the vertical, light-carrying element in oak or wenge is attached to a block of lacquered wood. Both rise above the black base, which defines the optimal distance at which to place the lamp from the wall to generate an ideal light source. The austerity of its shapes contrasts with the warmth of its wood and the depth of its colors.
Ambrosia
marset > Wall lamp
Recover the traditional linestra light, updated with a decisive technical design and a certain poetic flair. That was the starting point for Ambrosia – what began as a strip light became a modular system that can be extended to fit any space.Ambrosia is a smooth-lined tubular structure; initially designed as a ceiling light, it now includes a wall version. Its warm, diffuse light fills the space, adding beauty and illuminating any project. Available in three lengths – 60, 90 and 210 cm – it can be fitted horizontally or vertically. The 24V LED SMD comes in three warm colour temperatures, 2200 K, 2700 K and 3000 K, which lets you adjust the intensity. Ambrosia started out as a one-off decorative piece for a multibrand luxury boutique in Madrid. The Ciszak Dalmas studio, along with Joan Gaspar, decided to revisit it, combining simplicity, functionality and aesthetics. A versatile, linear design, an almost flat light segment, offering surprising, gentle lighting.
Mercer
marset > Functional light
The ceiling version of the Mercer lamp joins this range of lighting fixtures that stand out for their subtle reversal of roles: the cloth shade is inside a structure of transparent blown glass. The glass delicately protects the shade in natural pleated cotton or in a sophisticated pearl white fabric, at the same time as producing additional reflections. The main aim of this lamp is to give the ceiling of a room a delicate, warm glow, at the same time as providing illumination.
Cala
marset > Floor lamp
The beauty of the Cala collection stems from its simple, synthetic, and essential form: a translucent shade that embraces the light to provide very warm illumination. Its purpose is to create a comfortable outdoor environment.Its structure is inspired by the classic painter’s easel, and its rotomolded polyethylene shade is surrounded by a zippered textilene cover that filters the light and gives it a rich, nuanced texture. Available in a suspension version for outdoor use. The Cala collection is also made for indoors, in three sizes, with a structure in wood or metal.
Ledtube USB
marset > Wall lamp
The Ledtube is turning ten, and it’s still one of the collection’s most functional products: a reading lamp with a light beam that is specifically designed not to bother anyone else in the bed. It has no glare and its light can be aimed in any direction. It’s so easy to use that it’s almost instinctive, and so versatile it can blend in with the surface. Light that takes up no space.This ingenious lamp has been used to light up rooms in the most prestigious hotels, accompanying guests at the best time of day, when it’s time to relax and read before going to sleep. It’s that time when, almost automatically, we also decide to charge our mobile devices, which is why this edition of the Ledtube features a USB port, giving it yet another use. The manual and digital worlds combine under one light.
Konoha
marset > Wall lamp
For designers George Yabu and Glenn Pushelberg, design is about telling stories. This is certainly true in their new Konoha model, a twin-function wall lamp that tells us what types of lighting we need around us and offers all the right possibilities to make them happen. Out of curiosity and analysis, the designers have taken a number of variables into account, especially those linked to our emotions; light is arguably the most intimate element in an environment, so its design must be thoughtful, functional and purposeful.The Yabu Pushelberg design studio, which is world-renowned for its many hospitality projects, believes that hotel room lighting is often redundant. Every room needs direct and ambient light, which is why they have chosen to include both functions in a single design. The result is a simple, discreet wall lamp with a shade over a directed spotlight that turns through 360°. The shade, like a hat, covers the spotlight, allowing the light to be directed upwards, bounce off the inside and project a beam of soft light, creating warm ambient lighting. If instead the spotlight is focused downwards, it projects a beam of direct light, turning the fixture into a reading lamp. The Konoha design is available in a range of colours, with neutral and organic shades that fit seamlessly into any space. It can be used as a reading lamp in waiting rooms, bedrooms or hotels. Or it can be a point of light in walkways, a wall lamp in restaurants or a way to bring ambient lighting to hotel entrances. Konoha invites users to interact with its light and use it throughout the day, harnessing its two, or even more, functions.
Santorini
marset > Floor lamp
Inspired by the lanterns found on fishing boats, this collection of outdoor customizable lamps allows you to create multiple compositions. Users can choose how many shades to place on the diffuser, along with their order, position and direction. This interplay of combinations yields a rich array of direct or reflected light.
Ginger
marset > Wall lamp
The Ginger collection was born of wood, that great ally of cozy lighting. Sheets of wood, paper, and resins, compacted at high pressure, yielded a warm and intimate lamp. The Ginger’s sleek, understated appearance and robust reflected light made it an immediate favorite.This version of wall lamp, with a moveable swing-arm in black lacquered aluminum, allows the shade to be moved quickly and easily, resulting in a functional and aesthetically pleasing design intended for headboards, desks, reading nooks, or dining tables. This wall version features a movable structure that can be extended or retracted, allowing the point of light to be moved not only left and right, but also closer or further from the wall to which it is attached.
Soho
marset > Floor lamp
Soho is presented as a statement, in recognition of the merits of the lamps traditionally used in markets, taverns and cafeterias. After studying different volumes, proportions and materials, new uses and lighting effects have emerged.The use of rotation-moulded polyethylene allows us to easily offer this fixture in a wide range of sizes. The floor version has a 38 cm diameter shade that is available in various finishes: black, grey, white, sand, and sky blue.
Plaff-on!
marset > Ceiling lamp
The quality of a product’s design lies in whether or not it withstands the test of time. Plaff-on! has been illuminating indoor and outdoor ceilings and walls for more than a decade, and recently, thanks to a bollard version, gardens as well. A collection that is now expanding to include a new pendant version with a totally industrial vibe. Solid and compact, its 16-cm-wide structure, in black or rust brown, surrounds the glass diffuser.A design that combines simplicity and functionality and which in this new pendant version comes with a garland accessory allowing different lamps to be joined to a single point of light. Finally, a neoprene cable ensures waterproofing with no deterioration. The new Plaff-on! projects the light directly downwards. This highly effective collection continues to evolve and expand its applications, proving that a functional design is a lasting design.
Theia
marset > Table lamp
The Greek goddess Theia – mother of the sun, the moon and the dawn – lends her name to this lamp, whose design seeks to express the beauty of light and the fascination we feel for it. In Theia, the materials and shapes are merely the physical manifestations of the underlying concept: merging both light and shadow in a single piece.Theia has two faces: to discover them, simply swivel the fixture around its central axis. It can be pointed towards you for use as a reading lamp, or towards an object or a wall, creating a subtle, indirect light. Because Theia’s metal lampshade is totally opaque, this swivelling movement totally shifts the perception of the piece. Theia’s formal design is elementary and streamlined: two half-spheres, one placed horizontally and the other vertically, which intersect with each other. These formal elements make it possible for the light from a source to be simultaneously projected, reflected, and absorbed by objects for our visual enjoyment.
Maranga
marset > Ceiling lamp
Distributing the light to make rational use of lighting. The design of the Maranga consists of a shade made up of 32 interspersed pieces that allow fine chinks of light to escape and generate shadows on any nearby wall or surface. In the centre at the bottom, an opening fitted with a diffuser filters the direct light which is projected downwards.It has a unique shape and emits a warm, nuanced light without any glare.
Atlas
marset > Functional light
Atlas transforms a common bulb into a spotlight, enveloping it following its outline. Taking its nudity as the starting point, it dresses the bulb up with a transparent suit that also gives the lamp the added benefit of lightness.Made of transparent polycarbonate and a polyamide base, this directional spotlight can be grouped in bases of 2 units.
Mercer
marset > Wall lamp
The beauty of the Mercer collection comes not only from its essential shape, but from how its materials blend together. The transparent blown glass structure surrounds the textile shade, which seems to float, conveying a sense of airiness and sophistication.
Jaima
marset > Ceiling lamp
Through the language of textiles, Joan Gaspar has designed a light of flexible, ductile materials that sifts the light as readily as it moves with the wind. In the Jaima collection, the light is the shade and weaver of emotions.This new collection takes its name from the Bedouin tents of North Africa, and is inspired by their varied fabrics and forms. The textilene shade is available in three sizes and four different colors, with a blank interior to optimize the quality of the downward light. The shades can be combined with two versatile stands to make various sizes of adjustable, rotating floor lamps; the fixture can also be affixed directly to the floor or wall, and the shades can be hung independently as pendants.
Ginger
marset > Wall lamp
Wood is a great ally of cozy lighting. It is a material that is hard to mold, a challenge that the Ginger collection neatly resolves. The combination of sheets of wood, paper and resins pressed together under high pressure achieves a laminate that appears almost entirely flat, which discreetly lights up spaces with indirect light.The Ginger collection was born of wood, that great ally of cozy lighting. Sheets of wood, paper, and resins, compacted at high pressure, yielded a warm and intimate lamp. The Ginger’s sleek, understated appearance and robust reflected light made it an immediate favorite. This version of wall lamp, with a moveable swing-arm in black lacquered aluminum, allows the shade to be moved quickly and easily, resulting in a functional and aesthetically pleasing design intended for headboards, desks, reading nooks, or dining tables.
Scotch Club
marset > Ceiling lamp
The warmth of the Scotch Club’s ceramics contrasts with the angles of the shade. This design follows a careful artisanal production process in which its shade is kiln-fired four times. But the Scotch Club collection isn’t just defined by ceramics. The different enamels created especially for this collection – white, terracotta and black for the outside and the brilliant white enamel or 24-carat liquid gold finishes for the inside – provide colour and texture.This original design draws geometric sculptures and is available in pendant, wall and small ceiling light versions.
Ginger
marset > Wall lamp
The Ginger collection started out in wood, an almost flat, sober lamp that discreetly lights up spaces with indirect light. Over time a new material was added to the collection: metal; a finish which is lighter, more refined, almost sculptural that provides the same warm light with no glare.The Ginger collection is now moving outdoors to subtly light any space, with wall sconces that can be installed individually or in a cluster, a smaller version perfect for passageways and small outdoor areas, a lamppost, small floor lamps, and a new wall version with an arm. This latest design is a tribute to the traditional outdoor light casting indirect light downwards. It is available in two sizes – 20 and 32 cm diameter – and in two finishes, black outside and white inside, and rust, a colour that is more attractive when the light is on, more intense, giving an unexpected result.
Plaff-on!
marset > Functional light
A good design is one that lasts over time. This is the case with the Plaff-on! a lamp that has been illuminating ceilings and walls for almost ten years. This highly functional collection is available in three sizes—16, 33, and 50 cm—a matte black finish, and includes an IP rating. Its screens are waterproof, designed to illuminate any outdoor or indoor space, including bathrooms.Its white blown glass diffuser seems to float, detached from the ring that surrounds it, and its light filters down creating a luminous halo around it. It radiates simplicity, while it’s useful.
Funiculí
marset > Wall lamp
For Lluís Porqueras, designing consisted of eliminating the superfluous until an essential object was left: beautiful, useful and simple. This was the case with the Funiculí, a 1979 lamp that Marset reissued in 2013 and which has become an emblem of the collection.Lightweight, it takes up almost no space and can function as an ambient lamp or for direct light, depending on how you direct the beam. Its designer released the shade to give maximum mobility. It can rotate through 360 degrees to focus the light where you want and also has a double clamp system for height adjustment. For the Funiculí, forty years are nothing; it has stood the test of time and now comes in new colours that further expand its possibilities. It is no longer only available in the neutrals moss grey, black and off-white. The new colours – mustard yellow, terracotta and green – are intense. They are design statements, highlighting the shapes of the Funiculí and bringing chromaticism to the space. The new shades are cheerful and vivid, conveying that colour can also be essential.
Neón de luz
marset > Wall lamp
Versatile and functional, Neón de Luz is a design intended for spaces where constant lighting is needed. Its light source is housed in a translucent polycarbonate profile. It can be installed both as a wall lamp or as a suspension lamp.
Tam Tam
marset > Ceiling lamp
With the Tam Tam collection, Fabien Dumas shows us his knack for innovation: bringing together various lamps in one and allowing each to send light in any direction. The design features a central light source, to which various satellite lamps -between 3 and 5- can be added to project light from any angle.Imaginative and playful, Tam Tam is dynamic in its configuration and expressive in its colours. The extensive collection, which comes in pendant, wall and floor lamps, has harnessed colour since its inception to create volume and accentuate spaces. A decade later, the collection is getting an update to offer new possibilities. The glossy finishes have become semi-matte and new, softer colours have been added, including blue-grey and khaki for the central lamp and silver-grey and olive yellow for the satellite lamps. The combination of colours is what harmonises the whole. Besides colour and texture, Tam Tam has also evolved to offer the possibility of including more powerful light sources. New ideas to expand the collection, new colours to create a fresh look, new varieties to offer users maximum flexibility, and new options to improve the quality of light. The Tam Tam is moving forward in every way possible.
Dipping Light
marset > Wall lamp
Beyond its function as a lamp, Dipping Light seeks to excite. When it’s on, its varying shades of paint sift and filter the light, creating a magical effect in its surroundings. When off, the colorful glass sphere is a simple object of beautiful aesthetics.Dipping Light was born as an experiment – dipping a lit light bulb into paint several times – that turned into a lamp. The result is multiple layers of paint that draw concentric circles and trap the light, softening its intensity. The paint becomes a screen, colouring the light and giving it texture. This artisanal process makes each lamp unique and exclusive. As a wall light, this design comes in two different versions, one offering lighting horizontally, and the other vertically. The finish of the base also comes in a choice of brushed brass or graphite.
Pu-erh
marset > Ceiling lamp
The distinction of the new Pu-erh collection lies in its use of ceramics as material to yield a lamp with a delicate, fabric-like effect. Designer and ceramist Xavier Mañosa has created a texture, evoking pleated silk, which is then applied to a conical shade, casting a wide and beautiful ray of illumination.The Pu-erh begins with a rough sketch, drawn by the hand of its designer. This sketch, with all its ridges and grooves, is applied directly to the ceramic mold, yielding a lamp whose irregular variations supply a raw, natural effect. This underlies the collection’s most essential aspect: the simplicity of its artisanal process. The craftsman barely intervenes, letting the lamp take shape naturally within the mold. The Pu-erh is arresting in its simplicity and innovative in the transparency of its process. This new collection of suspension lamps is available in three sizes —21, 32, and 42 cm— and a wide range of muted colors that allows one to appreciate the texture of the ceramic: black, blue, white, burgundy and pink. Dancing off the beautifully rippled underside of the shade, Pu-erh’s light is warm, pleasant, and playful.
Plaff-on!
marset > Wall lamp
Expanding its reach into outdoor spaces, the Plaff-on! collection is changing its approach to lighting, and is now available in an outdoor wall version —16 cm in diameter — with a perpendicular orientation. With the light cast mainly downwards, this new version is perfect for illuminating paths and outdoor seating areas, while a luminous halo of light flows smoothly upward as well. As in the indoor versions, the white blown glass diffuser seems to float, detaching from the ring that envelops it. The Plaff-on! exudes simplicity and utility.