SOLL Table Lamp is a sculptural material composition inspired by Mexican modernist architecture, pairing illumination with a removable vase to invite daily ritual and interaction.
SOLL is a sculptural table lamp informed by the bold geometry of Mexican modernist architecture. Composed of volcanic stone, hand-crafted mulberry paper, and powder-coated steel, the piece explores a dynamic tension between weight and air, texture and light, softness and solidity, movement and stillness, and tradition and modernity.
Both functional and contemplative, SOLL integrates a flower vase into its form, inviting daily ritual and quiet interaction. More than a lighting object, it becomes a small stage for reflection — an intimate presence within the space.
Bringing together contemporary design and traditional craftsmanship, SOLL reads as a material assemblage shaped by memory, movement, and cross-cultural dialogue. Stone, fiber, and steel converge in a composition that feels at once grounded and ethereal, architectural and deeply personal.
A project by
Lynn Lin
Lynn Lin is a Chinese-Canadian industrial designer and multimedia artist based in New York, whose work spans mass-manufactured products to bespoke, collectible pieces. Guided by a belief in the poetry of the everyday, she creates function-informed forms and emotion-empowered experiences that quietly transform daily interactions into moments of reflection and delight.
Deeply rooted in material exploration and sustainability, Lynn sees materials not just as tools, but as storytellers—alive with possibility and meaning. Her minimalist yet metaphorical approach draws from both Eastern sensibility and Western clarity, bridging design and art to foster cultural preservation, emotional connection, and environmental consciousness. In all her work, she seeks to make the invisible visible—revealing quiet beauty, unexpected play, and human nuance through thoughtfully crafted design.