Bert Frank Masina 400 Table Lamp

The Bert Frank Masina lamp series combines refined industrial design with a distinctive sculptural aesthetic. Inspired by the expressive forms of mid-century lighting, Masina features a bold, articulated structure balanced by softly diffused illumination, creating a striking interplay between solid form and light. Available across a range of configurations, the collection brings Bert Frank’s signature blend of precision engineering, premium materials and timeless design

Bert Frank creates distinctive lighting and hardware that brings together traditional craftsmanship, precision engineering and contemporary design. Founded by designer and engineer Robbie Llewellyn and designer and maker Tim Byrne, the British studio is known for its sculptural forms, considered proportions and meticulous attention to detail. Each design balances function with a strong visual identity, using high-quality materials and carefully engineered components to create pieces that feel both timeless and unmistakably modern. From statement lighting to refined architectural hardware, Bert Frank’s collections reflect a commitment to thoughtful design, skilled making and enduring quality.

Available Colours & Finishes:

Finish - Antique Brass, Brushed Brass, Dark Bronze or Satin Nickel

Accent - Satin White, Satin Black, Satin Dove, Satin Olive, Satin Ox Blood, Textured Black, Textured Blue, Textured Cream, Textured Green or Textured Ox Blood.

Materials:

Brass, steel, glass

Dimensions:

Height: 66 cm, width: 50 cm. Shade diameter: Ø40 cm. Cord: 2 m.

Light Source:

8.5W-LED E27 socket (light source not included).

Design by Bert Frank

Founded in 2013 by Robbie Llewellyn and Adam Yeats, Bert Frank is an award-winning British, luxury lighting brand.

A supporter of British design and craftsmanship, Bert Frank are proud to nurture manufacturing and skilled workmanship to ensure a future for the industry. As such, they work with expert artisan producers across the stone, glass and ceramics industry, combining age old manufacturing techniques with cutting-edge technology to explore materiality and drive their design process forward.