Conic by Pott Project. Geometry as a language of light.

Conic emerges at the precise point where matter and form meet. Designed by Laura Bilde and Linnea Ek Blæhr for Pott Project, the collection interprets geometry through ceramics, transforming essential volumes into a luminous presence that feels both precise and serene.

Cubes, spheres and cones overlap in balance, constructing a minimal architecture where every element finds its place. Proportion and the relationship between these fundamental forms define the character of the collection.

Light as structure.

In Conic, light is not merely functional, but an active part of the form itself. The shade behaves like a living surface, modulating reflections and shadows that softly transform the surrounding space. Geometry ceases to be static and becomes a changing composition shaped by the incidence of light.

This dialogue between precision and sensitivity defines the collection. The clarity of its lines coexists with the expressiveness of handcrafted ceramics, creating pieces where technique and material are balanced naturally.

Ceramic, gloss and presence.

Faithful to the language of Pott Project, Conic celebrates the honesty of the material. The high-gloss ceramic, available in rust, white and black, brings depth and nuance to every volume. Light reflects across the surface, intensifying its sculptural dimension without losing restraint.

Available in pendant, ceiling, wall, table, floor and portable versions, Conic adapts to different contexts while maintaining a coherent formal identity. Variations that expand its use without altering the essence of the collection.

The table and floor versions incorporate a ceramic base, extending the material continuity of the whole.

A geometry that endures.

Conic reaffirms Pott Project’s way of understanding design: a balance between craftsmanship and contemporaneity, where form is reduced to its essence and material retains all of its expressiveness.

Because sometimes geometry does not only construct the object. It also constructs the light.