Garden & Ground. Walls & Façades.

New · floor uplighter

Vespera

Vespera takes its name from the Latin vesper, the evening. At 2200 K its light has the colour of the last half hour of dusk, and it rises from the ground the way the evening does. The body is a plain cylinder of solid brass set straight on the ground, a terrace or a floor. The light lands where it is aimed, on the hedge, the wall or the curtain, without glare. At the foot of a hornbeam alley it draws each trunk out of the dark. Close to heavy curtains it brings out the depth of every fold.

Spot · four mountings

Zapa Native

The simplest spot in the collection: a small brass head with a 25° or 40° lens. What changes is how it meets the ground. On a base it sits on a wall top or a terrace. On a spike it goes straight into a border. On a long rod it rises above lavender or box to light the planting from above. On a yoke it fixes to a wall, a beam or a tree, and turns exactly where you need it.

Spots · adjustable and narrow beam

Zapa Focus & Shoot

The Focus has a zoom. Turn the head and the beam widens or narrows anywhere between 20° and 50°, so the same fixture can wash the whole crown of an olive tree or pick out a single sculpture in a border. The Shoot works with a reflector instead of a lens, at 10° or 20°. Its beam is tight and clean, made for a column, a tall trunk or a statue at the far end of an alley.

In-ground spot

Zapa Ground

Set flush in a lawn, a terrace, a step, a wall or a ceiling, Zapa Ground all but disappears by day, leaving a small brass disc at your feet. At night it sends light up a façade or a trunk, with nothing standing in the way of a mower or a bare foot. Sealed to IP67, indoors or out.

Recessed step and wall light

Step In Wall

A 57 mm square of raw brass, set into a wall, a step riser or the stone edge of a pool. It lays a low, even light across the ground so that people see where they are walking, without ever looking into the source. Its small size lets it sit comfortably in smooth rendered walls, curved concrete and geometric stairs alike. By day it reads as a neat brass square. By night the wall seems to glow from within.

Spike-mounted fixtures

Zapa Fungo & Glow

Tree lights

Wall Washer & Vrille

Façade spot · indoor and outdoor

Wall Down & Up/Down

A brass cylinder, 60 mm across, that sends its light straight down, or both up and down. Either side of a front door, along a row of columns or across a timber façade, it draws clean lines on the wall and leaves the rest in shadow. A lens at 25° or 40° gives a softer wash; a reflector at 10° or 20° gives a sharp, narrow beam. It works on a wall or a ceiling, outside or in.

Square wall lights · 102 mm

On Wall One, Cube Out & Recessed Wall One

Three brass squares of the same 102 mm face, for façades that like a steady rhythm. On Wall One and Cube Out are fixed to the surface; Recessed Wall One sits flush in the masonry, the same face without the depth. Repeated along a wall or a drive, they mark the way at regular intervals.

Wall light · opal glass

Wall Square

A more substantial piece: just over a kilo of brass framing an opal glass diffuser. Wall Square gives a soft, even glow rather than a beam, which makes it the natural choice beside a door, under a porch or along a covered walk. It comes in natural brass, which will patinate outdoors, or in brass antique, darkened from the start.

Wall light with arm and shade

Gooseneck

The gooseneck is the old lamp of shop signs and workshop doors: a curved arm reaching out from the wall, a wide shade at its end, turning the light back down onto what matters. Ours are made entirely in brass, in three families. Bianca carries a broad Ø 250 mm shade, Olga a wider one still at Ø 295 mm, and Emma a Ø 230 mm shade with a tighter seal. Different wall plates and arms give each model its own profile.