Description
“A breath of light between earth and sky”
The Soniah Medium Floor Lamp embodies the quiet strength of nature in balance. Neither too imposing nor too discreet, it rises gracefully like a sunflower stem, poised between groundedness and upward motion. “Soniah”, Ukrainian for sunflower, inspires this luminous piece—a tribute to the earth’s rhythm and the timeless gesture of turning toward the light.
Its textured base, sculpted by hand from clay, ecological concrete, or mineral blends, echoes the raw beauty of organic matter. Topped by a refined circular shade, the lamp emits a soft, warm glow that gently envelops the space, evoking calm, presence, and introspection.
Part lighting, part sculpture, the Soniah Medium is an expression of living design—a philosophy central to Victoria Yakusha’s work, where objects are not merely decorative but soulful and rooted in cultural memory and the elemental world.
About Victoria Yakusha :
Victoria Yakusha is an architect, designer, and artist born in 1982 in Dnipro, Ukraine. She is the originator of the concept of "living design," a creative philosophy deeply rooted in the earth, nature, and Ukrainian cultural traditions.
In 2007, she graduated from the Prydniprovska State Academy of Architecture and furthered her studies in France at the National Institute of Applied Sciences (INSA). That same year, she founded her own architecture studio.
Following the 2014 Revolution of Dignity in Ukraine, she redefined her role as a creator and launched the brand FAINA. This label embodies authentic, emotive design inspired by Ukrainian heritage, through furniture, lighting, and decorative objects.
Since 2022, Victoria Yakusha has also been working as an independent designer, collaborating with various brands while continuing to create limited edition pieces. Her work stands out for its minimalist, organic language, its deep cultural resonance, and its sculptural, architecture-inspired approach.
Technical details :
Materials : Our special invention — ZTISTA material, a blend of upcycled steel, flax rubber, wood chips, cellulose, and clay all with biopolymer cover.
Dimensions: 600 X 332 X 1350 mm
Weight: 37 kg
Origin : Ukraine
Design by : Victoria Yakusha
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