"The idea for the Beam Lamp came while renovating my childhood home. I had made a shelf to use as divider between the hallway and living room and needed a lamp that could at once throw light out into the living room and down the hallway. The Beam Lamp mimics a single ray of light that travels through a round tube with its dimmer allowing the user to change the volume of light omitted from both ends of the cylinder shape. Tweak the design to your personal needs through its rotating base and sleek body of anodized aluminum, whether it be as direct lighting or for an ambient glow. With the Beam Lamp, you can alter the volume of light omitted, change its direction by the turn of its base and place it on any shelf, table or windowsill for a new perspective on modern lighting." -Tom Chung

Beam is a versatile table lamp with a modern expression and intuitive user-friendliness. With light shone from both ends of a cylinder shape, the user can choose between three different volumes of light and gradually alter the volume of light emitted in each end through the turn of a playful dial. The Beam Lamp can be altered for any position with its rotating base and sleek body of anodized aluminum, whether it be as direct lighting or for an ambient glow in any home, offices, hotel room and educational areas.

Tom Chung is an independent industrial designer who established his eponymous studio in 2016. Based in Toronto, the studio maintains a focus on industrial objects and interior spaces. Forming a unique design process that combines contemporary culture and local industry, the studio creates context driven industrial design pieces for domestic, institutional, and public environments.

The Beam light body is in anodized aluminum for a matte feel and vibrant look with an opaque polycarbonate diffuser. The Cord is in PVC. It has a built-in energy-efficient LED bulb with a Lumen maintenance (lifetime) of L90 BIO 35,000 hours.