PletoStudio is a collectible design atelier creating sculptural lighting and functional art pieces rooted in conscious, material-driven design. We work with our signature Pleto Biocomposite and natural fibers, continuously experimenting with forms, textures, and tactile surfaces. Our practice explores organic geometry, erosion-inspired structures, and the emotional resonance of light. Each piece is crafted to bring harmony, warmth, and a quiet sense of presence into the space. PletoStudio produces limited editions and bespoke artworks for curated interiors and design-focused projects.

Clay, hemp, cellulose, wood shavings

Pleto Biocomposite has a recipe. Clay for body, hemp and cellulose for fibre, wood shavings for lightness, mineral powders and natural pigments for colour, the whole held together with an eco-friendly binder. PletoStudio developed the mixture as its own material and builds every lamp base from it by hand, in Ukraine. The surface that results is matte and faintly granular, closer to a dry riverbed than to glazed ceramic; the atelier speaks of erosion-inspired structures and organic geometry, and the bases do look weathered rather than moulded. Light is the other half of the material. Linen, wool and cotton shades sit on top, and the pigments below absorb what the fibres diffuse.

The VERETENO Clay Floor Lamp rises as a graphite-toned cone, finished in a deep matte mineral pigment and topped with a hand-wrapped linen shade. The Orbita Clay Floor Lamp piles tilted discs in deep blue under a bouclé shade of 100% natural sheep wool. The Skelia Sculptural Clay Floor Lamp, its base sealed with a natural protective primer, carries the widest linen shade of the group. The Bavo Sculptural Clay Floor Lamp is the odd one: biocomposite hand-layered over a maple wood core, deep navy, with an ivory cotton fringe hanging from the shade. All four stand on the floor without support and belong to The Oblist's sculptural floor lamps.

PletoStudio works in limited editions and in bespoke pieces, and the four lamps listed here can be adapted on request: colour of the pigment, size, type of shade, finish of the base. For an interior designer composing a palette, that means a VERETENO in another mineral tone or an Orbita under linen rather than wool, without leaving the series. In a living room the lamp stands beside a sofa as a floor sculpture that happens to light; in a hotel lounge, several at different heights read as one family. The warm, low light through natural fibre is what the atelier means when it talks about the emotional quality of light.

The Oblist presents PletoStudio among the contemporary floor lamps it sources from independent ateliers. Dimensions, materials, shade type and customisation options are given on the product pages. Architects and interior designers specifying PletoStudio lamps for residential, hospitality or office projects can order through the Trade Program.