


£724 £506
French designer Axel Chay offers his famous Modulation floor lamp in a version with reduced dimensions: “Petite Modulation”. With its linear design, the Petite Modulation table lamp dresses the room with its graphic, colourful presence. The simple form, both enigmatic and playful, irresistibly attracts attention and stimulates the imagination. This folded steel tube forming a loop evokes an industrial pipe, given a twist by the flashy colour. The opaline glass globe punctuates the silhouette, providing a soft, warm light. A style both full of fantasy yet refined. All things superfluous have been eliminated to keep only what is essential. The Petite Modulation table lamp won’t go unnoticed, instead becoming a centrepiece in your decor. French designer Axel Chay has a knack for developing a daring language of shapes and colours, borrowing here and there, especially from the 80s, like a Julio le Parc curve or the nostalgic silhouette of an Italian terrace on a summer’s evening, which explode into view. A well-intended slap for conventional design and predictable furniture. With its rudimentary curved shape, lost between a feeling of regression and technical distinction, the tube calls out with its power of interpretation. Modulation rounds off the angles with dexterity, revealing graceful curves, reassuring shapes. This high-quality sculptural piece is handcrafted in Marseille.
I love this little lamp for its playful, sculptural design that will add a pop of colour and character to any interior. Its compact size makes it ideal for bedside tables, desks, or even as a statement piece on a shelving unit. The bold yellow finish works well in modern, minimalist spaces or to inject some fun into more eclectic settings. Practical styling tips include pairing it with neutral-toned accessories to let the lamp stand out or combining it with other metallic elements for a cohesive look. Its bright hue and unique form make it not just a light source but a standout decorative object.
Lina Chen
Flitch Interior Stylist
Dimensions can be found on Made in Design's website here