Volver by Daniel Lavonius Jarefeldt

Volver is a lamp designed by Daniel Lavonius Jarefeldt

The name comes from the Spanish verb volver — to return — a reference to both the origin of the idea and to the symmetrical shape of the lamp itself, which reads the same from every angle.

The design is described as modern and timeless, with an elegance that makes it suitable across a wide range of environments: from the domestic interior to the restaurant or hospitality setting.

This versatility is built into the formal logic of the piece — a symmetrical lamp has no front or back, no preferred orientation, and can be positioned and viewed from any direction without losing its coherence.

The name Volver also carries a certain narrative weight: the idea of returning suggests that this is not a lamp that shouts for attention but one that draws people back to it, that rewards continued presence in the same space. It is a lamp designed to belong, to feel right in its environment rather than to dominate it.

Daniel Lavonius Jarefeldt is a Swedish designer whose work for Örsjö sits within the manufacturer’s broader commitment to considered, craft-rooted lighting. Örsjö Belysning is based in Örsjö, Småland, and has built a reputation for lamps that balance formal precision with warmth — qualities that Volver embodies in both its name and its form.

Designer Daniel Lavonius Jarefeldt.