Congrats, you just discovered May Again’s very first Inspiration Capsule in Mod’arte’s pop-up store in Antwerp!

From discarded bed slats to an iconic light piece: let us present you Rover’s Latto Lamp ed. 1!

The story

This lamp started life as a discarded bed base. The slats, collected from Kringwinkel Stroom and Sleeplife, were carefully dismantled, cut, and reassembled. The frame is made from leftover plywood waste from Megaton Ninove.

Each lamp proudly carries traces of its previous life – subtle marks and scars that reveal the origin of the materials. The result is a warm, one-of-a-kind light object that makes circularity tangible.

Display of various wooden lamps and lampshades on a brick floor with white curtains in the background.
Close-up of a wooden xylophone with metal bars, mounted on a wooden stand with tripod legs.
A standing floor lamp with a wooden tripod base and a cylindrical wooden slat lampshade emitting warm light.

Specifications

Designer: Tom De Koninck (ROVER)
Dimensions: 40 × 40 × 150 cm
Weight: ± 5 kg
Material: reclaimed bed slats + plywood (2023)
Material origin: Belgium, leftover from home renovation
Lead time: 4–8 weeks (depending on material availability)
In stock: 2 pieces
Price: €485 (incl. VAT)
Maintenance: clean with lightly damped cloth
Warranty: 3 years

The Upcycling Process

  • CNC-milling the plywood holes, sanding, and treating

  • Dismantling and cutting the bed slats, drilling the fittings

  • Assembling all parts with brass screws and lighting fixture.

This lamp is part of the very first Inspiration Capsule curated by May Again – a glimpse into how upcycled design can redefine interiors with bold stories and timeless style.

Various wooden furniture pieces, including lamps, a ladder-like structure, and stacked wooden slats, against a white brick wall in an industrial-style space.