Dawn Wall Lamp
Designed by Bly Studio
Dawn transforms a strict circle into a dynamic curved form, unfolding by hand into a shape that shifts with use. One lamp, two independent light sources.
Winner of the Light category at Denmark's Next Classic 2022 and the Scandinavian Design Award 2023.
The first 100 pieces are numbered on the oak beam.
Choose options
Centred above a double bed or sofa, Dawn provides reading light on both sides from a single fixture. The solid oak beam creates friction against the shade, holding it in place across a range of positions, allowing the direction and amount of light to be adjusted by hand.
Dawn features two independent light sources that can be switched on and off separately, each with a stepless lever dimmer adjustable from 0 to 100%. The lamp dims to warm, shifting from 3000 to 1800 Kelvin at lower intensities.
The first 100 pieces are individually numbered on the oak beam.
- Frame in solid oak, natural oiled
- Shade in PVC coated washi paper with blackout fabric
- 2 separate dimmable LED light sources
- Type C power plug
- Width: 62.5 cm
- Height: 55 cm
- Depth: 7.3 cm
- Weight: 2.8 kg
- 15W, 800 lumen
- 3000 Kelvin, dim to warm 1800–3000K
- Dimming: stepless 0–100% via lever
- CRI 90+
Dawn is shipped ready to plug in, securely packed in a cardboard box.
Dust can be removed from both the inside and outside of the shade using a soft dry cloth or a vacuum cleaner with a soft brush attachment. For more thorough cleaning over time, gently wipe using a soft cloth lightly wrung in lukewarm water.
The first light of morning
Unfolds the warmth of a new sunrise
Named for the day’s first appearance of light, Dawn symbolizes new beginnings and the gentle hope each sunrise brings. The warm wooden beam serves as a horizon line, with the lamp’s soft glow rising like morning sunbeams on calm water.
Designed by
Bly Studio
Anne Brandhøj and Eva Fly founded Bly Studio in Copenhagen with a shared belief: that the strongest ideas emerge in dialogue. Their work is defined by a hands-on design process, a deep respect for materials and a quiet attention to the way objects interact with the people who use them.