




A paper lantern that decided to get serious about structure.
The Scaffold Lamp, designed in collaboration with Nigh Collective, starts from the quiet warmth of a paper lantern and gives it a spine. Its form suggests a grid cage wrapped tightly in paper — a repeating, structured pattern softened by playful, sculptural curves. Architectural and warm at the same time, which is a rarer combination than it should be.
The shade makes the statement at full scale, while the base echoes the same form in a smaller, convex silhouette — a call-and-response that gives the whole piece rhythm and balance. It elevates a room without shouting at it.
The gridded shade breaks the glow into a soft, even pattern — warm ambient light with just enough visual texture to make a wall or corner interesting after dark. Clean lines by day, gentle atmosphere by night.
Like every Wooj piece, the Scaffold is 3D printed to order in a small Brooklyn studio — built layer by layer, on demand, with nothing wasted. Small variations in color and texture come with the process, so no two lamps are identical.
Wired table lamp. Designed in collaboration with Nigh Collective. Grid-patterned curved shade with mirrored convex base. 3D printed and assembled to order in Brooklyn, New York. Minor variations in color and texture are part of the process.
Minimal, modern rooms that still want warmth. Consoles, nightstands, and shelves that need one confident piece. Offices and reading corners where calm lighting actually matters. The friend whose taste runs architectural — this one speaks her language.
Structure and softness, holding the same small pool of light.
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