Secto Design

Secto Design - Scandinavian lighting

Secto Design is a brand renowned around the world for its iconic wooden lamp designs. Their unique design of their lighting is intricate yet discreet. Secto Design’s design language is minimalistic and Scandinavian, meaning their lamps fit into most homes and environments with ease. Though it is the genuine craftsmanship behind each lamp that make them great statement pieces for a beautiful living space.

Secto Design’s wide range of lamps

Their broad lighting assortment includes options for the entire home. Whether you need a pendant light over the kitchen table, a floor lamp for the living room, or a table lamp for your bedroom, you will be able to find beautiful designs for any situation and environment in their beautiful collection of handmade lamps.

Which are Secto Design’s most popular products?

Secto Design unique and innovative design paired with quality materials and craftsmanship has given the brand world renown. Their range includes several designs that have become highly popular, such as Petite 4600, Magnum 4202 and Victo 4250.

Top 3 Secto Design lamps

1. Octo Small 4241 ceiling lamp
2. Owalo 7000 ceiling lamp
3. Secto 4201 ceiling lamp

What material are Secto Design lamps made of?

Secto Design’s lamps serve as a testament to the innovative craftsmanship and design of the Finish brand. All their lighting is made from PEFC-certified birch from forests in Finland itself. Their lamps are available in laminated black, laminated white, the natural birth the brand is known for as well as with an outer veneer of walnut.

What does it mean when wood is PEFC-certified?

PEFC stands for Program for the Endorsement of Forest Certification. The program exists to ensure that forests are managed in a controlled and sustainable manner.

Secto Design & social responsibility

Responsibility, trust and development. These are the core values of Secto Design. Their products are made exclusively in Finland, despite the high cost of labour and production. They have also deliberately chosen to open factories in Heinola, a city that struggled with a declining population and a high unemployment rate. Secto Design’s actions have proven to have had a positive effect on the social economic conditions of the city; a testament to how the core values of Secto Design are far more than just words.

The History of Secto design

In 1995, the brand Secto Design was founded by Tuula Jusélius. That same year Secto Design initiated a collaboration with architect and interior designer Seppo Koho. A mutual respect for Nordic trees and woodwork was found, and the foundation for the woodwork and craftsmanship that would become a staple of the brand was laid.