Pamono Jack Stackable Floor Lamp Stool by Tom Dixon, 1994

The Jack Lamp, designed by Tom Dixon in 1994, is an iconic and playful design object that combines art, functionality, and innovation. This striking lamp, also known as the “sitting, stacking, lighting thing”, serves as both a lighting piece and a sculptural furniture element. Made from rotationally molded polyethylene, the Jack Lamp has a robust, almost industrial look, while its soft, rounded shapes create a playful and modern aesthetic. Thanks to its versatility, the lamp can be used in multiple ways – as ambient lighting, a side table, or even as a stackable design element in an interior. The Jack Lamp was one of Tom Dixon’s first designs and marked his breakthrough as a designer. The design reflects his experimental approach and fascination with industrial manufacturing processes. Today, the lamp has become a design classic and a recognizable symbol of contemporary, innovative design.