Lighting guide
Tantri Mustika hand-builds table and floor lamps in stoneware at her studio in Carnegie, Melbourne. Each one is made so it can be serviced for as long as it lasts.
The lamps
Each was made once and won’t be repeated.
Made from the same design once you order, so yours will differ a little from the one pictured.
Designed with you around a particular room. A non-refundable 50% deposit holds your place.
Floor lamps
Scaled to the roomOn enquiry16–20 weeks from first conversation to delivery
Prices are in Australian dollars. Every lamp is made by hand, so sizes are approximate. Interior designers, architects and stylists can ask about trade pricing.
Table lamp
A striped shade in brown, cream and grey over a marbled base. Stevie is Stellar’s cousin, and throws a low glow for a bedside table or a cool, moody corner of the house.
Table lamp
Striped in gold and blue-grey, with hand-cut recycled glass beads hanging from the rim of the shade. Tantri calls Celeste Stellar’s fancy cousin.
Table lamp
A gold shade pierced with small holes and fringed with aqua hand-cut recycled glass beads and coin pearls, over a gold ball on a speckled base. Switched on, it scatters soft, starry dots around the room.
Table lamp
A black and white marbled shade edged in gold lustre, over a rounded gold lustre base that sends soft reflections back into the room.
Table lamp
Striped stoneware under a glossy glaze that picks up every small undulation from the making. The stripes come from vintage wallpapers. Three colourways, each with or without gold lustre details; the price range covers both.
Table lamp
Deep navy stained stoneware scattered with stars in platinum lustre. Lit, the platinum sends small, dappled reflections around the room.
Table lamp
A black check, hand-painted on stoneware, taken from poleng, the Balinese textile motif for the balance of opposing forces. A coolie-style shade throws a soft, wide light.
Table lamp
Fine white stoneware, carved by hand with Balinese-style florals and left matte, under a coolie-style shade. It comes plain white, or with gold lustre details and recycled glass beads; the price range covers both.
Table lamp
Glazed stoneware with natural sheepskin and brass, made for The Sheepskin Suite, Wilson & Dorset’s group show at Melbourne Design Week 2026. Kunji was a family word for a feeling of blissful cosiness.
Lamp
The taller of the two Kunji lamps, made for the same show.
Floor lamp
Flow State, a floor lamp built as a stack of carved and lustred ceramic forms under a pearl-fringed shade, was made for Melbourne Design Week 2025 and has sold. For a floor lamp made for your space, start with a commission.
Specifications
Every table lamp is wired by a certified electrician to meet Australian safety standards, and comes tested and tagged. Lamps are for indoor use only.
Tantri Mustika, a Melbourne ceramic artist, hand-builds each lamp in stoneware in her studio in Carnegie. Her lamps have been shown at Melbourne Design Week: Flow State in 100 Lights in 2025, and the Kunji lamps in Wilson & Dorset’s The Sheepskin Suite in 2026.
Table lamps are priced one by one, and the technique makes most of the difference, so a striped Stellar costs less than a hand-carved Ukiran. Floor lamps are made by commission and priced to the brief.
Yes. Lamps can be made for a particular room or project, with scale, palette and finish worked out around the space. Commissions take 16–20 weeks from first conversation to delivery, with a non-refundable 50% deposit.
