Meet Our Newest Decorative Line Graypants

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Based in Seattle, Washington, Graypants was founded by architect Seth Grizzle. Seth is a deeply insightful guy who strongly emphasizes constantly iterating on designs through what he playfully calls "scribbling." Guided by their inspiring mantra—“Dream Big, Scribble Often, Make Thoughtfully”—Graypants creates luminous objects that are as innovative as they are beautiful. This philosophy drives every product and project, blending creativity, craftsmanship, and sustainability.

Iconic Product Families

Graypants has carved out a unique identity with designs that feel more like art pieces than just lighting fixtures. Probably their best-known collection is Scraplights, a family of lights made from recycled cardboard. These lights have a way of softening spaces with their warm, textured glow, thanks to the material obscuring the luminous center. They come in all sorts of shapes, sizes, and brightness levels, making them a versatile choice for modern spaces. What’s fascinating is how they’ve become iconic in their own right—often mimicked, but never quite matched.

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Over time, Graypants has grown beyond Scraplights, expanding into other innovative product lines that showcase their design prowess and commitment to sustainable materials:

Barro: Designed by Caterina Moretti, Barro combines a clay center with a stunning glass shade. This pendant fixture pays homage to ancient craftsmanship while serving as a contemporary design statement, making it both functional and timeless.

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Wick: Portable lights became a staple during the pandemic, but few truly nailed the concept. Graypants stepped up with Wick, a sleek, rechargeable LED lamp. Designed to look like a minimalist candle, Wick creates an intimate ambiance, whether at home or on the go. It’s the kind of piece that effortlessly blends practicality with charm, making it a perfect companion for any setting—whether you’re unwinding at home or setting the mood for an outdoor gathering.

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Loci is like a designer’s dream toolkit—a modular system of light points that can be configured in countless ways to fit the exact needs of a space. Whether you’re envisioning a sprawling, dramatic installation or a subtle, minimalist touch, Loci’s flexibility lets you bring your creative vision to life. It’s all about giving you the freedom to design something truly unique.

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Sunne: Solar-powered lighting often comes with a reputation for being clunky and utilitarian, but Sunne changes that entirely. It’s a beautifully designed piece that elegantly harnesses the sun’s energy without compromising on aesthetics. Imagine a light source that doesn’t just function sustainably but also enhances the design of a space with its clean, minimal form.

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These collections demonstrate Graypants’ dedication to innovation, offering lighting solutions that are as functional as they are beautiful.

Lighting Projects That Inspire

Graypants’ creations don’t just sit in showrooms—they illuminate spaces in ways that enhance their character and functionality. Their projects span a range of settings, each showcasing the versatility and artistry of their designs.

Maslow’s by FareStart: The Murmurations installation transforms the concierge station into a constellation of luminous points wrapped in earthy cardboard. This design draws inspiration from natural formations, creating an inviting and organic ambiance.

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Atlas Workbase: A custom Cloud fixture hangs in this coworking space, serving as both a functional light source and a captivating centerpiece. Its ethereal design softens the workspace, promoting creativity and focus.

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Canvas Event Space: At the heart of this dynamic venue is a Loci installation that adapts effortlessly to different events. Whether it’s a candlelit poetry reading or a high-energy rock concert, the points of light installation acts both as a dynamic lighting element and as an elegant chandelier.

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True Food Kitchen: This national restaurant chain features large-scale Scraplight drums, which provide warm illumination that complements the wood grains and natural tones of the space. The lightweight cardboard material aligns with the restaurant’s focus on sustainability and natural elements.

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A Connection to the Design Community

Graypants has captivated the design community with its unique story and distinctive aesthetic. Designers are drawn to the brand not only for its innovative products but also for its dedication to sustainability and craftsmanship. The company’s pieces resonate with creative professionals who value thoughtful design and the integration of natural materials.

We’re thrilled to be introducing Graypants to the New York and New Jersey design markets. Their unique approach to lighting design feels like a perfect fit for the creative energy and innovation we service every day. Their products and projects offer endless possibilities for designers seeking to create memorable spaces. Graypants combines forward-thinking innovation with a deep respect for timeless design traditions, creating lighting pieces that do more than illuminate—they invite a second look, a pause, and maybe even a conversation about the beauty of light in a space.

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Graypants’ portfolio is filled with even more innovative designs and inspiring projects. From their iconic Scraplights to cutting-edge solar-powered lamps like Sunne, the company continues to redefine what lighting can be. Each product is a testament to their philosophy: dreaming big, scribbling often, and making thoughtfully.

To learn more about their collections and see how Graypants can transform your space, visit their website or contact us for a presentation. Whether you’re an architect, interior designer, or lighting designer, Graypants offers lighting solutions that are as creative as they are functional. Their designs don’t just illuminate spaces—they tell stories, spark conversations, and inspire creativity.

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