Oban Spotlight
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Product Details
Illuminate your space with the enduring charm of the Oban spotlight. Each piece is meticulously handmade, reflecting a commitment to quality and craftsmanship that will last for years to come. This fixture embodies a timeless design that seamlessly complements any décor, from classic to contemporary. Featuring poseable joints, the Oban spotlight is perfect as a task light, allowing you to direct the light exactly where you need it, whether you’re reading, preparing food, or simply accenting a favourite feature. Its versatile nature makes it an ideal addition to any room, offering both style and functionality in a single, beautifully crafted package.
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Care & Assembly
Assembly & Installation
Supplier classification: Outside Zone (IP21). Install outside bathroom zones only, subject to confirmation by a qualified installer for the specific project.
Brand
Fosbery Studio
Designed and made in Kent
Fosbery Studio is a Kent-based lighting studio where designers, makers and engineers work together to create customisable lighting and lampshades. Its collection brings traditional craft into a contemporary production setting, with each design developed around material, proportion and practical use.
A heritage of lighting craft
Founder Daniel Fosbery’s experience grew from Copper & Silk, the specialist lighting workshop established in 2010. Fosbery Studio carries that knowledge into an accessible collection while retaining the attention to detail and making skills associated with bespoke work.
Craft, engineering and choice
Products are made locally by a multidisciplinary team using a blend of hand skills and modern manufacturing. Customers can combine finishes, timbers and fabrics to shape a piece for an interior, supported by the studio’s design and engineering expertise.