Lee Broom is one of the UK’s leading product designers and a premium global design brand. With his highly original brand of luxury furniture and lighting designs, his work is recognised and retailed across the globe. Since founding the company in 2007, he has created over 100 furniture, accessory and lighting pieces, all of which are designed, manufactured and retailed under the Lee Broom brand. His designs are both unique yet familiar as he takes classic styles and reinterprets them in new and contemporary ways with an unexpected edge. Using the highest quality materials, combined with the latest technology, Lee Broom constantly evolves and innovates, resulting in his signature mix of classicism and modernity.

A hand-blown shade, no cord

Chant is the piece people arrive here looking for. A shade of hand-blown glass, frosted or clear, on a base in brushed gold, silver or bronze; cordless, so the Chant Portable Table Lamp goes from a dining table to a terrace to a hotel bedside without an outlet. It is made in the United Kingdom, at the Lee Broom factory in London. The glass is the point: a blown shade on a lamp that is otherwise industrial in logic, which is the pairing of classicism and modernity Lee Broom, one of the UK's leading product designers, has made his signature since founding his brand in 2007.

The Vesper Duo and the Vesper Quattro are lengths of extruded aluminium, anodised gold, silver or bronze, assembled into light sculptures. Two bars or four. They belong to the brutalist register of Lee Broom's catalogue and hold a reception area or a stairwell the way a piece of sculpture would; in the gallery's selection they sit with the other brutalist lamps. The Pantheum Surface Light carries the same weight to a wall or ceiling: a body hand-cast in Jesmonite, a brass detail, a diffuser in textured or gloss acrylic. Concrete in appearance.

Two wall lights and one object without a bulb complete the group. The Altar Oak Wall Light frames an illuminated tube in solid oak, for a corridor, a headboard wall or a reading corner. The Solstice Brass Wall Light sets an opal glass disc against brushed brass or a blackened finish. Both are listed among The Oblist's wall lights. The Fulcrum Candlestick is cut from black Marquina marble, a balanced form for a dining table or a mantel that carries the lighting vocabulary into an object that holds a flame instead.

Seven pieces, with finish, glass and dimension options on each page. The brand has produced more than a hundred pieces of furniture, lighting and accessories since 2007; this is the lighting edit The Oblist carries. Hotels and restaurants ordering Chant lamps by the dozen, or a Vesper for a lobby, go through the Trade Program.