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HAY is a Danish design house renowned for its innovative and elegant lighting fixtures. 

The brand offers a wide range of lamps with contemporary, functional designs.

Hay pendants

Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble pendant – Hay – George Nelson, 1947

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Nelson Bubble pendants – Hay – George Nelson, 1947

Designed by American designer George Nelson in 1947, and first produced in 1952, Bubble lamps marked a breakthrough in the world of lighting.

Matin pendant & ceiling lamps – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin pendant & ceiling lamps – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin pendant & ceiling lamps – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin pendant & ceiling lamps – Hay – Inga Sempé

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Matin pendant & ceiling lamps – Hay – Inga Sempé

The Matin lamp collection designed by Inga Sempé offers a contemporary and poetic design, with a construction that combines visual delicacy and strength.

Pao pendant – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa
Pao pendant – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

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Pao pendant – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

The Pao lamp is the result of a collaboration with renowned Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. Its name and shape are inspired by the traditional Mongolian Pao tents, which emit an enchanting light when lit.

PC pendant – Hay – Pierre Charpin
PC pendant – Hay – Pierre Charpin

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PC pendant – Hay – Pierre Charpin

The PC lamp collection by Pierre Charpin is a collection of carefully crafted lamps, united by a common design but available in a wide range.

Arcs pendant – Hay – Muller Van Severen
Arcs pendant – Hay – Muller Van Severen

Arcs pendant – Hay – Muller Van Severen

The ARCS collection is a celebration of simple, elemental forms and intense colors in a series of lamps and decorative objects.

Apollo chandelier – Hay – Studio 0405
Apollo chandelier – Hay – Studio 0405

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Apollo chandelier – Hay – Studio 0405

The Apollo lamp collection features a soft, organic shade in hand-blown opal glass. Created as a table lamp, Apollo is now also available as a chandelier, wall lamp and cordless lamp.

Bonbon lampshade – Hay – Ana Kraš
Bonbon lampshade – Hay – Ana Kraš

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Bonbon lampshade – Hay – Ana Kraš

Bonbon lampshades are hand-woven with cotton/wool yarn around a powder-coated steel frame using an original technique to create sculptural, textured pieces, each one a little different from the next.

30° pendant – Hay – Johan Van Hengel
30° pendant – Hay – Johan Van Hengel

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30° pendant – Hay – Johan Van Hengel

The 30° suspension consists of a circular sheet of oak veneer, wound in such a way that the outer edges, cut at 30°, meet along the grain of the wood.

Brim pendant – Hay – Rui Pereira & Ryosuke Fukusada
Brim pendant – Hay – Rui Pereira & Ryosuke Fukusada

Brim pendant – Hay – Rui Pereira & Ryosuke Fukusada

Brim is an atmospheric pendant with a colored pressed glass shade, inspired by the classic glass pendants of the past.

Common pendant – Hay
Common pendant – Hay

Common pendant – Hay

The Common cord set is a versatile cord set with color-coordinated components. Compatible with many HAY lampshades, it can also be used on its own with an E27 bulb.

PC Linear pendant – Hay – Pierre Charpin
PC Linear pendant – Hay – Pierre Charpin

PC Linear pendant – Hay – Pierre Charpin

The PC lamp collection by Pierre Charpin is a collection of carefully crafted lamps, united by a common design but available in a wide range.

Ono wall & ceiling lamps – Hay – Aspekt Office
Ono wall & ceiling lamps – Hay – Aspekt Office

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Ono wall & ceiling lamps – Hay – Aspekt Office

Ono is a functional, uncluttered lamp with a strong, simple aesthetic. Designed with optimum versatility and minimal detail in mind, the lamp's clean, symmetrical lines create a graphic expression.

Hay table lamps

Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree
Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree
Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree
Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree
Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree
Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree

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Apex lamp – Hay – John Tree

The Apex lamp collection features a roof-shaped bent steel shade on a slim chrome-plated base.

Anagram lamp – Hay – Sam Weller
Anagram lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Anagram lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Sam Weller's Anagram table lamp plays on industrial aesthetics with its curved shade featuring perforated sheet metal side panels and anodized aluminum base.

Slant lamp – Hay – Branch
Slant lamp – Hay – Branch

Slant lamp – Hay – Branch

With the Slant lamp, the Japanese design team Branch plays with the power of form. With its bold, playful and destabilizing aesthetic, Slant occupies space in a singular way.

Matin table lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin table lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

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Matin table lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

The Matin lamp collection designed by Inga Sempé offers a contemporary and poetic design, with a construction that combines visual delicacy and strength.

Matin Liberty lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin Liberty lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

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Matin Liberty lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

With Liberty's characteristic floral print on the classic pleated structure of the Matin lampshade, the Liberty lampshade unites two iconic motifs in a poetic, timeless design.

LBM lamp – Hay – Moisés Hernández
LBM lamp – Hay – Moisés Hernández
LBM lamp – Hay – Moisés Hernández
LBM lamp – Hay – Moisés Hernández

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LBM lamp – Hay – Moisés Hernández

Mexican designer Moisés Hernández's LBM table lamp reflects his fascination with monolithic geometry, color, light and shadow.

Parade lamp – Hay
Parade lamp – Hay

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Parade lamp – Hay

The lamps in Parade have been designed to create playful assemblages reminiscent of parades, where angular lines interlock, while heights and colors vary.

Bonbon lamp – Hay – Ana Kraš
Bonbon lamp – Hay – Ana Kraš

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Bonbon lamp – Hay – Ana Kraš

Bonbon lampshades are hand-woven with cotton/wool yarn around a powder-coated steel frame using an original technique to create sculptural, textured pieces, each one a little different from the next.

Arcs lamp – Hay – Muller Van Severen
Arcs lamp – Hay – Muller Van Severen

Arcs lamp – Hay – Muller Van Severen

The ARCS collection is a celebration of simple, elemental forms and intense colors in a series of lamps and decorative objects.

Cloche lamp – Hay – Lars Beller Fjetland
Cloche lamp – Hay – Lars Beller Fjetland

Cloche lamp – Hay – Lars Beller Fjetland

Cloche is a table lamp with directional lighting. Its overhanging arm creates a bell-shaped lampshade effect, reminiscent of traditional bell-shaped pendants.

Cupola table lamp – Hay – John Tree
Cupola table lamp – Hay – John Tree

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Cupola table lamp – Hay – John Tree

Cupola is a collection of adjustable lamps that explores the possibilities of providing optimal movement using minimal mechanisms. All lamp models feature domed circular heads.

PC lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin
PC lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin
PC lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin
PC lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin

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PC lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin

The PC lamp collection by Pierre Charpin is a collection of carefully crafted lamps, united by a common design but available in a wide range.

Fifty-Fifty lamp – Hay – Sam Weller
Fifty-Fifty lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

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Fifty-Fifty lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Designer Sam Weller named the lamp “Fifty-fifty” in reference to its counterweight system, which creates a balance between the two parts. The cantilever arm is easy to tilt and rotate with just one hand.

Marselis lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch
Marselis lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch

Marselis lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch

Inspired by the tubes bent around road signs in the German countryside, designers Kaschkasch have created luminaires - table and floor lamps - sharing the same arched silhouette.

Pao table lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa
Pao table lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

Pao table lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

The Pao lamp is the result of a collaboration with renowned Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. Its name and shape are inspired by the traditional Mongolian Pao tents, which emit an enchanting light when lit.

Drome table lamp – Hay – Christian Juhl
Drome table lamp – Hay – Christian Juhl

Drome table lamp – Hay – Christian Juhl

The lamp is a versatile light source that can be used to create atmosphere in a variety of environments and contexts, from a bedside table or desk to a windowsill or shelf.

Paper Cube lamp – Hay – Bertjan Pot
Paper Cube lamp – Hay – Bertjan Pot

Paper Cube lamp – Hay – Bertjan Pot

Designed by Bertjan Pot, Paper Cube is a collection of elegant and functional cubic paper lamps. Inspired by the designer's fascination with the mechanics of constructing folded paper ornaments.

Hay wireless lamps

PC portable lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin
PC portable lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin

PC wireless lamp – Hay – Pierre Charpin

The PC lamp collection by Pierre Charpin is a collection of carefully crafted lamps, united by a common design but available in a wide range.

Pao wireless lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa
Pao wireless lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

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Pao wireless lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

The Pao lamp is the result of a collaboration with renowned Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. Its name and shape are inspired by the traditional Mongolian Pao tents, which emit an enchanting light when lit.

Mousqueton wireless lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé
Mousqueton wireless lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

Mousqueton wireless lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

Named after the French word, the Mousqueton portable lamp by Inga Sempé is an outdoor LED lamp that presents a functional lighting solution with a familiar yet contemporary aesthetic.

Hay floor lamps

Matin floor lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin floor lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé
Matin floor lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

Matin floor lamp – Hay – Inga Sempé

The Matin lamp collection designed by Inga Sempé offers a contemporary and poetic design, with a construction that combines visual delicacy and strength.

PAO floor lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa
PAO floor lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa
PAO floor lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

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PAO floor lamp – Hay – Naoto Fukasawa

The Pao lamp is the result of a collaboration with renowned Japanese designer Naoto Fukasawa. Its name and shape are inspired by the traditional Mongolian Pao tents, which emit an enchanting light when lit.

Paper Cube floor lamp – Hay – Bertjan Pot
Paper Cube floor lamp – Hay – Bertjan Pot

Paper Cube floor lamp – Hay – Bertjan Pot

Designed by Bertjan Pot, Paper Cube is a collection of elegant and functional cubic paper lamps. Inspired by the designer's fascination with the mechanics of constructing folded paper ornaments.

Marselis floor lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch
Marselis floor lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch
Marselis floor lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch

Marselis floor lamp – Hay – Kaschkasch

Inspired by the tubes bent around road signs in the German countryside, designers Kaschkasch have created luminaires - table and floor lamps - sharing the same arched silhouette.

Fifty-Fifty floor lamp – Hay – Sam Weller
Fifty-Fifty floor lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Fifty-Fifty floor lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Designer Sam Weller named the lamp “Fifty-fifty” in reference to its counterweight system, which creates a balance between the two parts. The cantilever arm is easy to tilt and rotate with just one hand.

Hay wall lamps

Ono wall / ceiling lamp – Hay – Aspekt Office
Ono wall / ceiling lamp – Hay – Aspekt Office

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Ono wall / ceiling lamp – Hay – Aspekt Office

Ono is a functional, uncluttered lamp with a strong, simple aesthetic. Designed with optimum versatility and minimal detail in mind, the lamp's clean, symmetrical lines create a graphic expression.

Nelson Bubble wall lamps – Hay – George Nelson, 1947
Nelson Bubble wall lamps – Hay – George Nelson, 1947

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Nelson Bubble wall lamps – Hay – George Nelson, 1947

Designed by American designer George Nelson in 1947, and first produced in 1952, Bubble lamps marked a breakthrough in the world of lighting.

Matin Inga Sempé  Hay
Matin Inga Sempé  Hay

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Matin wall lamps – Hay – Inga Sempé

The Matin lamp collection designed by Inga Sempé offers a contemporary and poetic design, with a construction that combines visual delicacy and strength.

Noc wall lamps – Hay – Smith Matthias
Noc wall lamps – Hay – Smith Matthias

Noc wall lamps – Hay – Smith Matthias

The Noc is a small lamp for wall-mounting or hanging on the edge of a table, shelf or other support. Its two points of articulation allow it to be oriented in any direction.

Cupola wall lamps – Hay – John Tree
Cupola wall lamps – Hay – John Tree

Cupola wall lamps – Hay – John Tree

Cupola is a collection of adjustable lamps that explores the possibilities of providing optimal movement using minimal mechanisms. All lamp models feature domed circular heads.

Fifty-Fifty lamp – Hay – Sam Weller
Fifty-Fifty lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Fifty-Fifty lamp – Hay – Sam Weller

Designer Sam Weller named the lamp “Fifty-fifty” in reference to its counterweight system, which creates a balance between the two parts. The cantilever arm is easy to tilt and rotate with just one hand.

Arcs wall lamps – Hay – Muller Van Severen
Arcs wall lamps – Hay – Muller Van Severen

Arcs wall lamps – Hay – Muller Van Severen

The ARCS collection is a celebration of simple, elemental forms and intense colors in a series of lamps and decorative objects.

Apollo wall lamps – Hay – Studio 0405
Apollo wall lamps – Hay – Studio 0405

Apollo wall lamps – Hay – Studio 0405

The Apollo lamp collection features a soft, organic shade in hand-blown opal glass. Created as a table lamp, Apollo is now also available as a chandelier, wall lamp and cordless lamp.

Key collections


Matin lamp

This iconic collection features table lamps, wall lamps and pendant lights with clean lines. Shades in pleated fabric diffuse a soft, warm light.


Parade lamp

Created by Danish designers Viola Heyn-Johnsen and Jonas Trampedach, the Parade lamp is distinguished by its sculpted blown glass, which lends it an artistic quality.


Apex lamps

This series of adjustable desk lamps with a minimalist design is available in a range of colors.



HAY design features

- Scandinavian aesthetics: clean shapes and natural materials like fabric and metal.

- Functionality: HAY lamps combine practicality and elegance.

- Innovation: The brand collaborates with talented designers to create original pieces.

- Color palette: from classic white to bright hues like yellow and orange.


Light types

HAY offers a complete range to meet every lighting need:

- Pendants

- Wall lamps 

- Floor lamps

- Table lamps

- Wireless lamps


HAY luminaires are distinguished by their modern Danish design, combining quality and elegance. Whether for ambient or functional lighting, the brand offers solutions for contemporary interiors.



Lighting tips

HAY lamps not only beautify your home, but also enhance its comfort and functionality. Here are some tips on how to get the most out of them:

- Mixed light sources: Combine different types of lighting (ceiling, table and wall lamps) to create a harmonious ambience.

- Color temperature: Choose bulbs with a color temperature between 2700 and 3000 Kelvin for warm lighting.

- Indirect lighting: Use adjustable lamps or sconces to diffuse light onto walls and ceiling, creating a soft atmosphere.