Founded in 2020, No.29 is inspired by moments of art in everyday life, creating sensational experiences and offering experimental food sharing.
Our Lamp Series
Lumen Field by No.29

Lumen Field - A Lamp Series is part of No.29’s ongoing exploration of light as a material—an inquiry into how illumination, time, and memory can take form through delicate structures.

Each lamp is handcrafted using layered rice paper, carefully cut, folded, and assembled by hand. Chosen for its translucency and organic texture, rice paper allows light to pass through in a softened, diffused manner, creating subtle gradations between opacity and glow. The result is a gentle, breathing luminosity—quiet, warm, and atmospheric.

Lamps
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Aura

Available
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush

Aether

Unavailable
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush

Eos

Available
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush

Haze

Available
For indoor use only. Avoid moisture and humidity. Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush.

Luna

Available
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush

Nyx

Available
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush

Selene

Unavailable
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush

Vesta

Available
For indoor use only; Avoid moisture and humidity; Gently clean with a soft, dry cloth or dusting brush
Lamps
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Moon Runs Deep
Available
Lightly salted cheese dots dance through the black sesame tofu cake. Rich and intense, they offer comfort during every sleepless night.
Behind Le Shoppe
Lynette Huang

Lynette Huang’s ceramic practice is rooted in the quiet intimacy of the hand. Through slow, tactile making, she shapes objects that hold softness, traceability, and emotion—surfaces where touch becomes a kind of memory.

Her work lingers in texture and glaze, in shifting colors that feel both delicate and alive. Inspired by the freeform silhouettes of dying yet hopeful trees and leaves, Huang creates vessels and forms that echo fragility, resilience, and the tenderness of transformation. Each piece becomes a small landscape of feeling—an offering of warmth, impermanence, and care.