Aurelia Surface Sconce
This design creates a captivating aesthetic with natural materiality, whilst evoking a sense of serenity and elegance to the space. Defined by its bell-shaped, translucent body, this distinctive sconce floats gracefully, like its namesake, the moon jellyfish (Aurelia aurita).

The delicate form and subtle illumination offer a soft, ethereal ambience, transforming any space into a tranquil setting. Our Aurelia collection is also available in Cast Glass and White, or Jade Onyx stone.

A beautifully restored century-old hinterland farmhouse designed by architect Megan King, nestled on 66 acres of pristine land near Byron Bay. Blending minimalist modern design with the natural beauty of the surrounding landscape.
Lighting does more than just serve a functional purpose; it adds character and warmth to a space, transforming the atmosphere. This is beautifully illustrated in the Loehill House, where Marz lighting elevates each space with singularity.

Bright Beads Disc Wall Light
A sculptural piece that turns any wall into a work of art. With it’s elegant form and earthy wood textures, it adds warmth and playfulness to the space.

Crafted from FSC-approved sustainably sourced walnut and oak timbers, the sculptural shape of the timber wall light is a stand-out element with its inherent textural qualities on display. Complimented with opal, clear or white frosted bulbs. This piece blends together art and functionality. Paired with the Frama Chair 01.



Known for their timeless design, organic-shaped fixtures and natural materials, our range of featured lights seamlessly blend in the modern sophistication of this residential setting, reflecting the elements of nature in the charm of its rural surroundings.

Selene Surface Sconce in Walnut
This lighting adds a refined touch of elegance to the Loehill House Butler Pantry. The design complements the pantry’s contemporary aesthetic, casting a soft, ambient glow which highlights the details of the intimate space.

With its understated yet striking presence, the Selene Surface Sconce offers creativity while preserving the space’s functional integrity.

Selene Uplight in Walnut
The wall-mounted variation of our Selene design features a unique vessel shape, offering a raw and sophisticated element to this living room.

The indirect light creates an inviting atmosphere as soon as you enter the space. Crafted from FSC certified sustainably sourced timber, this piece seamlessly integrates into the space, striking the perfect balance of functionality and style.



The carefully chosen fixtures complement the house’s modern aesthetic while paying homage to the farmhouse's historic character and natural setting. This balance of old and new results in a truly remarkable living space that offers both luxury and tranquillity.⁠

Terra 0 Long Wall Light. Photographed by Zali Rae.

Aurelia Surface Sconce. Photographed by Zali Rae.

Selene Surface Sconce in Walnut
This lighting adds a refined touch of elegance to the Loehill House Butler Pantry. The design complements the pantry’s contemporary aesthetic, casting a soft, ambient glow which highlights the details of the intimate space.

With its understated yet striking presence, the Selene Surface Sconce offers creativity while preserving the space’s functional integrity.

Selene Uplight in Walnut
The wall-mounted variation of our Selene design features a unique vessel shape, offering a raw and sophisticated element to this living room.

The indirect light creates an inviting atmosphere as soon as you enter the space. Crafted from FSC certified sustainably sourced timber, this piece seamlessly integrates into the space, striking the perfect balance of functionality and style.



The carefully chosen fixtures complement the house’s modern aesthetic while paying homage to the farmhouse's historic character and natural setting. This balance of old and new results in a truly remarkable living space that offers both luxury and tranquillity.⁠

Aurelia Surface Sconce, in Jade Onyx. Photographed by Zali Rae.

Bright Beads Disc Wall Light in Walnut. Photographed by Aaron Chapman.