Architects Alessandro Mattei and Caterina Naglieri of Italian studio Plato Design, have a collection of concrete and wood magnetic lamps named TWELVE, that can be used individually or combined to make a larger sculptural lamp.

The collection, which includes both table and pendant lights made from concrete or wood, is named after its dodecahedron shape, which was achieved by using a repetition of a polyhedral shape.

Each individual lamp has magnets on the sides of each module that allow the lamp to connect to another lamp or to shelves, fridges or a magnetic surface. Another benefit of the magnets means that once the lights are joined together, they can be rotated to direct the light in whichever direction is needed.

Photography by Luca Ferrante

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