New · Komorebi City Editions

The real sky of the city you love.

Komorebi is a pixel-art light panel that keeps a city’s real sky: its sunrise, sunset, moon and stars, on that city’s time, wherever you live. Tap a city and see what its sky is doing right now.

Made by hand in Lund, Sweden. First editions planned for 2027.

Live: the real time and sun in this city right now

Venice

What we make

Three lights, made slowly.

We are a small studio in Lund mixing electronics and design into lamps, furniture and decorations that feel a little otherworldly.

Komorebi panel: Kyoto's pagoda on an autumn afternoon
Pixel art, 128 × 128
Waitlist open · 2027

Komorebi City Editions

A light panel that keeps the real sky of a city you love: its sunrise, sunset, moon and stars, on that city’s time. Seasons, weather and festivals included.

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Igniculus lit from inside, with an Asanoha kumiko pattern in warm colours
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Design your own

Igniculus

A little fire that listens. A hand-finished lamp with a living flame that moves with the sound of the room, in a resin shell you design yourself.

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Later
The long game

Hidden Fire

Light that moves. A sculptural resin piece with a slow mechanism inside that sends drifting light across the room, like sun through water. We are taking our time with this one.

The film

This is the sky over Paris, right now.

The panel never plays a recording: it works the sky out live. Fifty seconds about Komorebi and the small studio behind it. We post a new city most days on Instagram.

Design your own

Press your own pattern into the lamp.

Igniculus has a shell that we print in resin here in Lund, so every one can carry a different surface. Make yours in the designer, right in your browser.

  1. Pick a surface and a pattern All four sides, one side or the top. Choose one of our patterns or use your own picture.
  2. Shape it in 3D Set the depth, size and angle, then switch the lamp on to see how the light comes through.
  3. Send it to us We check every design by hand and reply with a price. Nothing is paid until you say yes.
An Igniculus shell made in the designer: reeded glass tiles in sage, celadon and amber, lit from inside
Made in the designer
The experience

Quiet technology, warm light.

Nothing to install

No app and no account. The lamps work with two knobs on the base, and Komorebi will set itself up from a page on your phone.

Plug in and it glows

A USB-C power adapter, like a phone’s, is all it needs. It comes on like any lamp.

It listens, it doesn’t record

The fire follows the sound in the room. Only the loudness is measured, inside the lamp. Nothing is stored or sent anywhere.

Calm to lively

One turn takes the fire from a slow glow to a crackling flame.

Off to sleep

A sleep timer fades the light out by itself, so it can see you to sleep.

Together, later

A plug-in Wi-Fi module is planned: phone control, schedules, free updates and lamps that play together as one. Reserve it for free.

Our story

Between architecture and electricity.

Almost every culture has a story about the first fire. It is usually where the making begins.

Prometheus is the version most of us grew up with. Ignis is Latin for fire, and in our name it stands for that spark of human creativity, more than for the flame itself.

IgnisLab comes from a love of architecture and technology, of design and electricity. In Lund, Sweden, we work with resin, wood and light, and we design, solder and program the electronics inside ourselves.

We are a small studio, not a factory. Every piece is printed, put together and tested by hand.

Workshop photos coming soon
The craft

Made slowly, on purpose.

Shells are printed in resin in our own workshop, then cleaned and cured by hand. Komorebi’s frames will be made on our own machines, with walnut as a later option. Every light engine is soldered, set up and left to burn in on the workbench before it goes anywhere.

We test the quiet details too. Before cutting a single piece of glass for Komorebi, we simulated eight ways to soften its pixels, and chose the one that keeps the picture sharp and the light soft.

Close-up simulation of Komorebi's screen behind a soft diffuser: the time 21:47 above a house at dusk
Glass test, simulated
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The first pieces are on the workbench. Leave your email and we write once, when the one you like is ready. Or just write to us about light.

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