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10/28/2026

Every In Common With design begins with a material. We explore its natural properties, on its own and once transformed by a specific craft, and let those discoveries shape the final form.

Glass is hand-blown, mold-blown, and spun using the centuries-old fazzoletto technique. Ceramic shades are wheel-thrown and slip-cast by hand. Brass develops a living patina over time, and every fixture is hand-assembled to order in our Brooklyn studio.

That same care carries into how we work with interior designers, architects, and hospitality partners across projects of all scales, from selecting products to consulting on finishes and custom fixtures.

Learn more about our trade program at incommonwith.com/trade.

10/28/2026

Quarters is our concept store and gathering space at 383 Broadway, Floor 2, in New York. Since opening in 2024, it’s where our full lighting collection lives in context, installed across a 4,000-square-foot, 19th-century Tribeca loft alongside vintage furnishings, rare books, and independent works by artists we admire.

Fixtures here are configured and reconfigured as the space evolves, so you can see how our modular systems carry from one setting to the next, and how the light actually reads in a room. Come see it in person.

Quarters, 383 Broadway, Floor 2, New York. QUARTERS / shopquarters.com

10/28/2026

In Common With is a design studio founded in 2018 by Felicia Hung and Nick Ozemba, working where old-world craft meets at-scale manufacturing. We design and make lighting and objects across a full range of forms, from sconces and pendants to floor lamps, table lamps, and chandeliers, each fixture hand-assembled to order in our Brooklyn studio.

Our work is built on modular systems, where interchangeable shades, diffusers, and hardware let a single design shift across materials and finishes. Across collections, we move between hand-spun brass, hand-blown glass, wood, ceramic, and Murano glass, working directly with the craftspeople, artists, and engineers who carry these techniques forward.

Explore our collections at incommonwith.com.

08/17/2026

Ómós, a 16-room guesthouse and restaurant led by chef Cúán Greene, opened this summer in Abbeyleix, Ireland. Interior architects Asca Studio and Relief Gallery led the lighting design, drawing on fixtures from five of our collections across guest rooms, the restaurant, and shared spaces in the guesthouse. The scheme treats light as part of the interior architecture, pacing the guests’ movement through the property and tying together the art and hardware selections.

In the entry, the Flora Chandelier anchors the space, casting warm light across the arrival area. The Up Down Sconce runs through the corridors, its interchangeable components and range of finishes well suited to a project at this scale.

Learn more at incommonwith.com/trade.

Flora Chandelier, 5 Stem in Sandblasted Amber / Patina Brass
Up Down Sconce in Pewter
Ómós, Abbeyleix, Ireland

08/14/2026

A statement fixture lit from behind, the Arundel Surface Mount conceals a trio of dim-to-warm bulbs behind its shade, installable on walls or ceilings. Shown here in Bone at Casa Tabarelli, mounted on Scarpa’s plastered walls.

Shop the Core Collection online at incommonwith.com.

Arundel Surface Mount in Bone
Casa Tabarelli, Carlo Scarpa, 1968

08/12/2026

The Murano Glass Orb Surface Mount in Goto Bianco, installed bedside at Casa Tabarelli. Its diffuser is crafted by Laguna~B’s master glassmakers in Murano, using carefully selected glass canes layered over a solid color background. The technique draws on goti de fornasa, an improvisational tradition among Venetian glassmakers who used leftover glass to create drinking vessels in unexpected colors, patterns, and shapes.

Shop the Lido Series online at incommonwith.com.

Murano Glass Orb Surface Mount in Orb 4 / Goto Bianco / Patina Brass
Casa Tabarelli, Carlo Scarpa, 1968

08/10/2026

The Glass Up Down Sconce brings hand-blown glass shades to our original Up Down silhouette. Installed in pairs along a corridor at Casa Tabarelli, the glass catches and diffuses light in both directions, while Scarpa’s tinted ceilings shift from yellow to teal overhead.

Shop the Core Collection online at incommonwith.com.

Glass Up Down Sconce in Blackened Brass
Casa Tabarelli, Carlo Scarpa, 1968

08/07/2026

The Orb Table Lamp pairs a spherical glass diffuser with a weighted steel base, its bulb concealed and dimmer integrated directly into the base. Equally at home in a working kitchen as much as a bedroom or living room.

Shop the Core Collection online at incommonwith.com.

Orb Table Lamp in Orb 8 / Black
Casa Tabarelli, Carlo Scarpa, 1968

08/05/2026

The Murano Glass Orb Pendant and Up Down Sconce, in Chamomile. Produced in the millefiori tradition, in which patterned glass rods are cut and arranged in cross-section to form a floral field, the Chamomile finish draws from the same Murano glassmaking tradition Scarpa worked within during his fifteen years as Creative Director of Venini Glassworks.

Shop the Lido Series online at incommonwith.com.

Murano Glass Orb Pendant in Chamomile / Brass
Murano Glass Up Down Sconce in Chamomile / Brass
Casa Tabarelli, Carlo Scarpa, 1968

07/29/2026

A minimal surface mount with concealed hardware, the Ceramic Disc Surface Mount puts the spotlight on its slip-cast shade, each one-of-a-kind and handmade in Brooklyn. At Casa Tabarelli, it shares the same material language with Scarpa’s plastered walls, mixed from pulverized brick and lime.

Shop the Core Collection online at incommonwith.com.

Ceramic Disc Surface Mount in Tan Clay
Casa Tabarelli, Carlo Scarpa, 1968

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