Filigrana Portable Lantern by Sebastian Wrong for Established & Sons

Filigrana Portable Lantern by Sebastian Wrong for Established & Sons

The iconic Filigrana collection, created by former Established & Sons Creative Director Sebastian Wrong, blends 16th-century glassblowing technique with a contemporary aesthetic. The result is a series of distinctly shaped lamps fabricated from acid-etched mouth blown glass and powder-coated steel fixings, each offering a soft diffused light. The portable Filigrana Lantern continues the collection’s signature design language. This rechargeable, portable table lamp features a thoughtfully designed handle, offering easy portability while adding a playful, decorative touch to any space.

Price is per item. Available to order in unlimited quantities. The Filigrana lighting range is available in four different shapes and three different color variations. A table lamp, mushroom-shaped table lamp, wall lamp and pendant are available in separate listings.  

First shipping in late Summer 2026 with in stock lead times of 1-2 weeks. Out of stock lead time can add up to 16 weeks or more. Lead time and availability are subject to change without notice. Please contact us for current lead time prior to placing time-sensitive orders.

Illuminated by a dimmable integrated modular LED by Infinity Lumens providing a maximum 150 lumens of 2700k light at 1.5W. Includes a rechargeable lithium-Ion battery and USB-C 60" cable. Approximately 8 hour charge time, 8-10 hours of light at maximum brightness, per charge. IP65 rated for indoor or outdoor use. Not UL listed.

Established & Sons is a British brand representing all that is innovative in contemporary design. By collaborating with leading creators and supporting emerging talent, it produces imaginative and distinctive collections of furniture and lighting. The collection features iconic examples of 21st-century design, many of which are housed in international museums, galleries, and private collections worldwide. Established & Sons continues to shape the global design conversation.