Sin Table Lamp

Design: Antoni Arola, 2013 for Santa & Cole.

Sin takes its name from everything it chooses to leave out, especially when used without even a lampshade. It’s a celebration of restraint: simplicity and technology combine to suspend a delicate luminous ring that bathes any work surface in warm, direct light. It leaves your desk space free, as its base conveniently holds scattered items—papers included.

Available in two sizes, both offered in matte white or graphite finishes, Sin can be paired with a translucent white diffuser or an opaque aluminum shade. Or left completely unshaded—unapologetically bare.

Breaking away from the traditional idea of a central light source softened by a surrounding screen, Sin is not about a central axis. It’s about delivering a warm, directional, evenly distributed beam of light—dimmable, energy-efficient, and intentionally minimal. In line with principles of dematerialization, all components are easily separable and designed to be recyclable.

Features

• Metallic structure with two matte finish options: White gray with optional white aluminum or white translucent methacrylate lampshade; Graphite with optional graphite aluminum or white translucent methacrylate lampsahde
• Dimmer and switch incorporated into the luminaire.