David Trubridge

David Trubridge is a New Zealand-based designer known for sculptural kitset luminaires inspired by natural forms and geometric structures. His collections use bamboo plywood and recyclable polycarbonate, are shipped flat and assembled on site.

Stylux represents David Trubridge for professional lighting projects across Europe, Africa and the Middle East. Explore the collection of pendant, acoustic, outdoor, wall and table luminaires.

The iconic Coral light by David Trubridge is now available in environmentally sound material for use outdoors.
Toru is inspired by microscopic diatoms which live in water and produce 50% of the air we breathe.

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The New Zealand based songbird Tūī is the eponym of our new light.
Snowflake pendant is assembled from a hexagonal snowflake shape which creates a repeating geometric pattern.
Sunflower is a wall shade that can be mounted over an existing wall sconce.
Sola emerged from the ‘Icarus’ installation shown in Milan in 2010.
Nīkau is the only indigenous palm tree in New Zealand (named by NZ Māori) and is greatly admired for its strength and beauty.
Navicula is inspired by microscopic diatoms which live in water and produce 50% of the air we breathe.
Maru's hidden secret is the kaleidoscopic pattern of light it casts upwards.
Kōura pendant light was inspired by woven baskets and is the Maori name for the small, curled fresh water shrimps that live in New Zealand’s rivers.  Koura light is also available as …
Kina references the inner shell of the local saltwater sea-urchin called kina in Māori.
Hush is an award-winning family of acoustic lights which absorb noise and reverberation to create a more peaceful environment.
Hīnaki was David’s first exploration into lighting in 1995 when he made a prototype based on fish traps which are called hīnaki by Maori.
Floral was designed three years after Coral light which is based on geometric polyhedra forms.
Flax Pendant is based on the long slender leaves of the indigenous flax plant or harakeke in Maori that has long been grown for its valuable fibre.
The original design for the Ebb family came from the sketches of light-play on water ripples that David observed on his travels.
Coral was named as one of the top 20 lighting icons by Home Decor Singapore.
Cloud lights were first launched in 2008 as part of the Spiral Islands installation of matching lights and settees.
The story of the Baskets of Light is based on a Māori myth in which three baskets were used to bring knowledge down from the gods to the people of the land.Originally released in 2009, they …
A powder-coated aluminium component allows the fitting of our Coral 400mm, Kōura 500mm or Floral 400mm to a lamp base.

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