ORG | DCW Éditions Paris

Where science fiction meets celestial elegance

Designed by German designer Sebastian Summa, the ORG collection draws inspiration from astronomy and science fiction. Like a meteor crossing space, each ORG light fixture appears as a suspended beam of light – bold, refined, and poetic.

A minimalist sculptural glass core

The centerpiece of each ORG lamp is a long borosilicate glass tube, glowing from within. The tube is either vertically or horizontally suspended and framed by discreet golden or black metal details that anchor it visually while enhancing its lightness.

Wall or pendant: constellations of possibilities

ORG is available in three formats: vertical suspension (ORG P V), horizontal suspension (ORG P H), and wall-mounted version (ORG W). Each design maintains the sense of levitation and optical clarity that defines the collection.

Elegant in any environment

Whether installed in a loft, a classical apartment, or a luxury hotel, ORG integrates with ease. Its soft 2700K LED light provides warmth and depth without glare – ideal for ambient lighting in refined interiors.

From steelwork to stars

Sebastian Summa began his career as a blacksmith before studying design. Working from his Berlin workshop, he blends industrial discipline with delicate aesthetics. ORG represents this union – a celestial sculpture born of raw skill and refined vision.

FAQ – ORG – DCW Editions

Who designed the ORG collection?

Sebastian Summa, a German designer and former metalworker whose work combines industrial craftsmanship with cosmic inspiration.

What models are available?

Vertical suspension (ORG P V), horizontal suspension (ORG P H), and wall light (ORG W), in sizes from 130 cm to 200 cm.

What kind of light does ORG provide?

Warm, diffuse LED light (2700K), ideal for soft ambiance in residential or architectural spaces.

What are the material and finish options?

Transparent or frosted borosilicate glass, with golden or black metal elements. Sleek and sculptural.

Where can ORG be installed?

Living rooms, stairwells, galleries, offices, or hospitality spaces – it adapts beautifully to minimal or luxurious surroundings.

What does the name “ORG” stand for?

A nod to “organic” and “cosmic” – evoking a suspended structure between light, matter, and imagination.