Seed’s interlocking four-sided shape draws inspiration from the four-petal motif found in traditional Chinese garden architecture, often seen in begonia-shaped openings. Interpreted for this collection as metal and acrylic lighting, the design balances structure and fluidity and echoes the quiet symmetry and spatial rhythm of traditional Chinese garden forms. The shape also subtly recalls a four-leaf clover — a universal symbol of luck and hope — bridging Eastern tradition with a contemporary, global perspective.

Furthermore, the name “Seed” reflects the collection’s modular design: individual clover-shaped lights can connect and expand into larger configurations, creating a germinating, seed-like effect as the fixtures “grow” together across a space.