Yamagiwa Unveils “Twilight”: Lighting Inspired by the Evening Sky

December 4, 2025

Yamagiwa Corporation (Minato-ku, Tokyo, Japan), a distinguished Japanese lighting design company renowned for high-quality and innovative illumination solutions, has launch its new lighting collection, Twilight.

The Twilight collection takes inspiration from the serene beauty of the sky at dusk, when the sun sinks below the horizon and soft light lingers in the air. Each shade is meticulously crafted by winding fine glass fibre, a process that allows light from the internal source to scatter through every strand. This diffusion creates a shimmering brilliance reminiscent of a crystal chandelier, while also projecting a delicate lattice pattern onto the surrounding walls.

 

 

At the centre, a silhouette inspired by the horizon line emerges — an artistic expression of the tranquil moments of twilight. Acrylic diffusers at the top and bottom soften the glow, producing an ambient illumination that gently fills the space. The result is a lighting piece that captures both radiance and warmth, evoking the quiet beauty of the evening sky. Available in pendant lamps (in two sizes), and a table lamp variation, Twilight brings a cohesive sense of atmosphere to interiors — whether as a refined accent for the home, or as a luminous focal point in lounges and hotel lobbies.

 

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