It's about Romi
It's about Romi brings residential lighting to Taiga named after European and Japanese cities: floor, table, wall, ceiling and pendant lights from the Sapporo, Oslo, Boston, Marseille and Reykjavik ranges — made from glass, iron and aluminium.
The It's about Romi range at Taiga
The Sapporo range uses glass panels and is available as a ceiling light, pendant light, floor lamp and wall light. Oslo offers pendant systems for 3 or 7 bulbs on a 150-cm fabric cable — also in black — as well as a matching floor lamp with an iron and cement base. We stock Boston as floor, table and shade lamps in several shade sizes, while Marseille is available as floor, table and wall lights made from iron, as well as a pendant light made from aluminium. The range is completed by the Reykjavik table lamp with a 32x20 shade.
Why It's about Romi suits Taiga
Good home lighting is created in layers: ceiling lighting for ambient brightness, floor and table lamps for zones, and wall lighting for atmosphere. It's about Romi covers every layer in a single design language — keeping the room calm even when several lights are in use. The lights work well with our rugs and the natural-material lights from GOOD&MOJO.
Practical knowledge: planning layered lighting
As a rule of thumb, a living space needs three light sources: one for ambient brightness from the ceiling, one zone light by the reading chair or sideboard, and one atmospheric light at eye level or below. With a range such as Sapporo or Marseille, this can be achieved with ceiling, floor and wall lights in one coherent design — without a break in style between the layers.
Which light works above the dining table?
The Oslo pendant system: the 3-bulb version creates a few carefully positioned points of light, while the 7-bulb version illuminates a long table evenly. The key is to cover the length of the table without causing glare — as a guide, hang the light around 60 to 70 centimetres above the tabletop; adjust it to your preferred height during installation using the 150-cm fabric cable.
Glass, iron or aluminium — what suits my room?
The glass panels of the Sapporo range diffuse the light softly and create a light, airy impression. Iron (Marseille, Boston) has a calm, industrial character; aluminium keeps the Marseille pendant light pleasantly light for ceiling installation.
Updated 08/2026
