In two new Ikea lamps, Italian design and Scandi simplicity shine

Raffaella Mangiarotti’s ‘Mossplym’ and ‘Trådnate’ floor lamps for Ikea are the newest additions to this ongoing collaboration and follow last year's award-winning designs

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Ikea lamps by Raffaella Mangiarotti
New Ikea lamps by Raffaella Mangiarotti
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Ikea and Raffaella Mangiarotti unveil two new floor lamps as the latest addition to their collaboration. The Swedish furniture brand first partnered with the Milanese industrial designer in January 2025 on the ‘Bäcknate’ lamp collection. Now, Mangiarotti delivers two statement lighting designs, ‘Mossplym’ and ‘Trådnate’.

Discover Raffaella Mangiarotti’s new lamps for Ikea

Trådnate (left) and Mossplym (right) floor lamps by Raffaella Mangiarotti for Ikea

‘Trådnate’ (left), £50, available soon. ‘Mossplym’ (right), £70, available now

(Image credit: Courtesy of Ikea)

The designs stand alone and are quite distinct, yet what remains consistent is a high-quality look partnered with accessible pricing. Mangiarotti designed both lamps as sculptural pieces, to command attention rather than to blend in.

‘The new lamps combine an uplight and a reading light – a dual function that often results in two elements that feel artificially joined,’ says Mangiarotti. ‘It was important for me to bring something beautiful into a residential space, combining two functions rooted in Nordic design principles without compromising aesthetics.’

Ikea Mossplym floor lamp reading light detail

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Both lamps are designed to create an ambient glow while also having the focus of a task light. The ‘Mossplym’ is made from solid oak, blow-moulded glass and Italian white Carrara marble. It offers a light or dark oak stem, which sits on a marble base. The glass shade is softly rounded, imitating the form of a flower blossom. This is completed with a smaller, adjustable lower shade for users to direct light where needed.

Trådnate Ikea floor lamp

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‘Trådnate’ is more angular, with an architectural form. This is inspired by Mangiarotti's industrial designs, influenced by the geometry of nature. It has two parallel structural supports, each holding an opaque shade, casting light in opposing directions.

While Ikea's designs are rooted in Scandinavian simplicity, these two new additions mark the brand's lighting shift towards a more international, shared contemporary design language.

Mossplym and Trådnate

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Mangiarotti’s partnership with Ikea is a long-term collaboration, with additional lighting pieces in development. Her debut collection, which comprised a table and floor lamp with an orchid-like form made from folded paper, was nominated for the Compasso d'Oro, Italy's oldest and most prestigious design award.

Mossplym and Trådnate

(Image credit: Courtesy of Ikea)

Says the Milan-based designer, ‘I've always had a passion for lighting, and it's a dream to be able to combine different functions and typologies of light – with the kind of global reach only accessible to Ikea.’

‘Trådnate’, £50, coming soon; ‘Mossplym’, £70, available now from the Ikea website or in store.

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Tianna Williams
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Tianna Williams is Wallpaper’s staff writer. When she isn’t writing extensively across varying content pillars, ranging from design and architecture to travel and art, she also helps put together the daily newsletter. She enjoys speaking to emerging artists, designers and architects, writing about gorgeously designed houses and restaurants, and day-dreaming about her next travel destination.