Sandscape Lighting by Studio Haran Breathes Water Into Wood

ByMyProperty Life 19/02/2026

Water’s unique properties make it different from every substance on our planet – a precious, life-giving substance, filling gurgling streams, underwater lakes, and our own blood vessels. Not satisfied with sustaining us and everything we know, the vertices of ripples extending out on a quiet pond, or the white-capped surf of a stormy bay are beautiful within their own right, captured deftly by UK-based Studio Haran. The Sandscape Collection creates movement within the static, rendering the motion of the tides in wood. The pieces retain a singular depth, showcasing the unique grain pattern while also celebrating the unique form of our planet’s most famous substance.

Two round wall lights are mounted on overlapping, irregularly shaped, textured wooden panels against a light-colored wall. Inspired by the ever-shifting patterns of the Cornish coastline, the unique vertices of the collection were developed from 3D scans of tidals and formations on the studio’s local beach. “Water has been shaping our landscape since the beginning of time,” says co-founder Joel Haran. “Those simple yet impossibly complex ripples became the foundation for the entire collection.” As sunlight rakes over the soft dimples in sand and surf, this depth is translated quite eloquently into lighting, a singular orb throwing a soft glow onto the surface. Dappled light hitting finished wood makes the pieces shimmer, a warm light cast out upon water’s surface.

A sculptural wall light with a round illuminated center is mounted above a shelf holding a framed print, a shell, a small wooden cup, and a green plant.

A round wall light is mounted above a wooden shelf holding three ceramic bowls against a textured beige wall.

A modern wall sconce with a wavy texture and glowing bulb is mounted above a wooden shelf with vases, dried grass, a mortar and pestle, and a framed artwork.

Shown here in ceramic, each piece is rendered in oak, walnut, or ebonised oak with ceramic elements in signature glazes. The oak brings a beautifully warm, yellow-leaning tone, situated in a golden honey to caramel range. Walnut adds a deeper, coffee brown to the mix, with slightly more red for a different tone. Last but not least, the ceramic finish adds a textured finish, more singular in tone, yet still retains the visual continuity of the collection. With custom colors available, the sky is the limit with this ceramic finish, adding richly pigmented hues to satin or glossy finishes.

A round wall sconce emits soft light above a wooden shelf holding a white ceramic jug and a mortar with a pestle against a plain light gray wall.

A round wall sconce with a textured dark base and glowing bulb is mounted above a wooden shelf holding ceramic bowls and a framed abstract artwork.

A wooden wall sconce with a round white light fixture above a shelf holding a shell, a wooden spoon, a ceramic cup, and a plant.

A round wooden wall lamp is lit above a wooden shelf holding four ceramic bowls against a plain light gray wall.

A person walks past a wooden bench with a gray pillow and blanket beneath a wall-mounted light fixture.

A round wall light with a textured, oval backplate is mounted above a wooden shelf holding dried grasses in a vase, a white jug, and a mortar and pestle.

The organic nature of the Sandscape collection brings the outside in, a pool carefully crafted for a composed interior. The tone of the bulb highlights the natural luminosity of the wood, while the undulating curves keep water present in the mind’s eye, a moment of reflection and stillness personified.

A modern wall sconce with a circular bulb and wooden backplate above a shelf holding a shell, ceramic cup, wooden spoon, and a potted plant.

A person walks past a wooden bench with cushions in a minimalist room, holding a mug, with a round wall light above and sheer curtains on the window.

To learn more about the Sandscape Collection from Studio Haran, visit studioharan.co.uk.

Photography by Made by Lewis.

Growing up in NYC has given Aria a unique perspective into art + design, constantly striving for new projects to get immersed in. An avid baker, crocheter, and pasta maker, handwork and personal touch is central to what she loves about the built environment. Outside of the city, she enjoys hiking, biking, and learning about space.