Designing a lamp without slipping into banality requires a careful study of the environment in which it is to be used. It’s quick to say “lamp”, less to make the perfect one. With 5 lights, the young Japanese start-up quantum rethinks lighting through five lamps with a sophisticated design and extreme versatility.
Flag, a rechargeable table lamp that can be extended and shortened if necessary, thus modifying the projection of the shadow, a ductile and convenient object for those who, for example, work from home; 

Cut, a modular ambient lighting system that can be hung, leaned or stretched as if it were a fabric or a piece of paper, so that its function is not immediately recognizable; Paper Plane, a movable object whose beam of light changes according to the wind and the atmosphere; Route, a wall lamp that resembles a hanging clock, simple to install and diffuse; finally, Sun, portable and lightweight, recharged with sunlight. When it senses a certain degree of darkness, it illuminates by itself.