Pick up a copy of this month’s Wallpaper Magazine to see the Armitage Lamp collection shot in Le Corbusier’s ATMA building, Gujurat India.
This year is 70 years since the original floor lamp left India and we’re incredibly grateful to have been able to carry out this shoot to celebrate the homecoming.
The photographs were masterfully captured by @devacheez and the story has been carefully composed by @cristinapiotti .
Special thanks to @wallpapermag team including @hugomacd@sophiegladstone and @biscott_i and
@ninayashar and @nilufargallery for facilitating the shoot.
#joearmitage #wallpaper #nilufar #homecoming
A big thanks to @nilufargallery and @ninayashar for taking the Noveconi chandelier to India. Link in bio to a new article in @archdigestindia written by the talented @aditijourno about the story behind the peice and its significance within the evolution of design in India around the time of the modernist movement. “I feel a strong affinity with India, and I’m so glad that the chandelier is being shown on Indian soil. I’m excited to see how the lamp and the entire collection integrate into the design landscape of the country,” @nilaya.anthology@teaonthebluesofa
Adjustable wall lamps commissioned by the @impala.soho team for their new restaurant. Inspired by the detailing of Carlo Mollino and Carlo Scarpa these lamps are connected to a stainless steel vertical track with wing nuts to allow easy adjustment.
The shades are formed from a cylinder of PET parchment which appears to float between a solid turned walnut part and a curved stainless steel deflector.
With thanks to @meedu_saad@benjamin__chapman@danprestonltd . Photography by @fullalove and @joearmitagedesign
#LightingDesign #InteriorArchitecture #Impala #JoeArmitage
Last night celebrating the installation of a series of custom lighting pieces for @impala.soho , the new London restaurant, from chef @meedu_saad .
With thanks to @benjamin__chapman and @danprestonltd
Photos by @fullalove #LightingDesign #InteriorArchitecture #Impala #JoeArmitage
Excited to share a series of custom lighting pieces for @impala.soho , a new London restaurant, from chef @meedu_saad .
Set within a 1960s concrete shell on Dean Street the project draws inspiration from Architects Carlo Mollino and Carlo Scarpa as well as chef Meedu Saad’s Cairo moodboard. With thanks to @benjamin__chapman and @danprestonltd .
#LightingDesign #InteriorArchitecture #Impala #JoeArmitage
Now open — Marthe Armitage: Pattern Maker
A major retrospective of a life’s work in design.
Aged 95, Armitage is one of Britain’s most respected designers, known for her hand-drawn, hand-printed wallpapers and textiles created in her West London studio.
This focused Pitzhanger exhibition traces her process from sketch to finished piece, revealing the craftsmanship and precision behind her distinctive patterns.
Open today until 19 July at Pitzhanger.
@marthearmitageprints
#Pitzhanger #London #Design #MartheArmitage
It’s the last few days to see OFFICE HOURS, a reconstruction of a curator’s New York study featuring works by 30 artists curated by TIWA select.
Showing until 7 March 2026, OFFICE HOURS marks TIWA Select’s first curated London space, set within the project space of Sadie Coles HQ. The exhibition reimagines a working study, offering an intimate look at the daily environment where curatorial decisions take shape, and highlighting works by an international set of artists who harness the expressive potential of the handmade within their practice.
OFFICE HOURS will be on view through March 7, 2026
62 Kingly Street
London W1B 5QN
Drop-in:
Weds - Sat 11 am - 5 pm
@tiwa_select@sadiecoleshq
OFFICE HOURS, is reconstruction of a curator’s New York study featuring works by 30 artists curated by TIWA select.
Showing 12 February–7 March 2026, OFFICE HOURS marks TIWA Select’s first curated London space, set within the project space of Sadie Coles HQ. The exhibition reimagines a working study, offering an intimate look at the daily environment where curatorial decisions take shape, and highlighting works by an international set of artists who harness the expressive potential of the handmade within their practice.
By transforming this compact Soho office into an immersive study, OFFICE HOURS highlights how creative practice is shaped by the quiet chaos of working life. Visitors are invited to visit during designated “drop in” hours to experience the works in person.
OFFICE HOURS will be on view through March 7, 2026
62 Kingly Street
London W1B 5QN
Drop-in:
Weds - Sat 11 am - 5 pm
@tiwa_select@sadiecoleshq
An Accent lamp in the private dining room at the Lasdun restaurant in the National Theatre. Interiors by @gsl_works
The National Theatre, completed in 1976, is Denys Lasdun’s Grade I-listed monumental brutalist masterpiece. The last slide shows the design process for the theatre which includes a stack of models made at Lasdun’s studio
@lasdunrestaurant@nationaltheatre
#nationaltheatre #gsl #lasdun #joearmitage
An Armitage Triple suspension lamp and Accent lamp illuminate the private dining room at the Lasdun restaurant in the National Theatre. Interiors by @gsl_works
The National Theatre, completed in 1976, is Denys Lasdun’s Grade I-listed monumental brutalist masterpiece. Its distinctive ‘waffle slab’ floor plate is Lasdun’s signature structural solution which can be seen across a number of his buildings. Despite being an expensive option, he favoured it as an aesthetic choice and because of its superior acoustics.
@lasdunrestaurant@nationaltheatre
#nationaltheatre #gsl #lasdun #joearmitage
With the Christmas holidays approaching, central London comes alive as people visit to catch up with friends and family, dine together, and make the most of the Capital’s vibrant cultural offering.
Nestled at the back of the Lasdun restaurant at the National Theature is the Private Dining Room – a paired-back timber walled room where an Armitage Triple suspension Lamp adds sculptural drama.
The Lasdun is named in homage to Sir Denys Lasdun, the architect of the National Theatre. the restaurant is the brainchild of Tom Harris and Jon Rotherham the team behind the Marksman – London’s first Michelin starred pub.
The interiors have been masterfully created by John Whelan and the team behind the Guild of St Luke (GSL). The restaurant channels Lasdun’s brutalist design cues but warmth and tactility are introduced with clever detailing and atmospheric lighting.
@lasdunrestaurant@nationaltheatre@gsl_works
#nationaltheatre #gsl #lasdun #joearmitage
