This fall, we’re introducing four collections that reflect different ways of living in a space with solid wood. We’ll start with LUMA, which you’re already familiar with: clean lines, understated proportions, and a serene aesthetic that defines every piece in this series.
In this article, we'll take a look at what makes LUMA unique, what components it consists of, and what kind of space it's designed for.
LUMA was born from a simple idea: fewer lines, more presence. Each piece reduces the form to its essentials—no embellishments, no excess—so that it is the wood grain that lends character, not the furniture’s geometry.
LUMA features warm, neutral tones: beige, cream, tan, and hints of dark brown in the details. These pieces are designed for bright spaces—serene bedrooms, minimalist living rooms—where light wood and natural textures (linen, jute) set the tone for the entire room.
| Choose LUMA if… | Choose another collection if… |
|---|---|
| You're looking for clean, minimalist lines | You're looking for pieces with more visual character |
| Your space is bright and neutral-toned | Your project calls for a dark or contrasting palette |
| You want a serene, timeless aesthetic | You're looking for a warmer, earthier atmosphere |
| The furniture should blend in without stealing the spotlight | The furniture should be the focal point of the space |
No, it's a collection that's already part of Studio Tablas. We're presenting it again this month alongside three new collections that will launch in full in September.
In solid oak wood, across all its pieces.
Yes, the LUMA collection is already available in our online shop.
All four share the same workshop and the same respect for solid wood, but each one offers a different palette and atmosphere — LUMA is the most serene and minimalist of the four.
