Barcelona, Spain 🇪🇸 · Editors of design since 1985

Santa & Cole Lighting

Santa & Cole is an independent editor of lighting, furniture, art and books from Barcelona. It works with designers such as Miguel Milá, Antoni Arola and André Ricard to make objects meant to last, from the Cirio porcelain chandeliers to the TMM floor lamp.

Santa & Cole Cirio Chandelier L glowing over a dining table in a garden pavilion
1985Founded
BarcelonaHome of the brand
174Santa & Cole pieces here
SpainMade to order
Edited in Barcelona since 1985
Made to order in Spain
US catalogue versions for North America
Quick Ship classics in stock

Find your Santa & Cole

Six ways in. Every page lists the price-list specifications, the US lead time and the dimming system, so you can plan before you order.

Santa & Cole pendant light glowing against a dusk-coloured wallPendant lightsCirio, Estadio, GT, M64, Nimba, Tekiò Santa & Cole Lámina 45 table lamp lit beside a windowTable lampsDiana, FAD, Lámina, Duo, Trípode, TMD Two Santa & Cole Tatu Alta floor lamps casting round pools of lightFloor lampsTMM, Tatu Alta, Lámina, Fontana Alta, TMA Santa & Cole Lámina 45 wall lamp washing a grey wall with lightWall lightsCirio, Estadio, Lámina, Wally, Comodín Santa & Cole Shiro outdoor lanterns glowing on a terrace at duskOutdoor & cordlessShiro, Amigo, Estadio Baliza, Cestita, Gira Mini Santa & Cole Mesita GO side table beside a sofaFurnitureCadaqués, Moragas, Belloch, Mesita GO, Oakland

The designers

Designed by masters

Santa & Cole edits the work of designers it has known for decades. These are the designers whose pieces you can order here.

Designer Antoni Arola arranging lamps in his studio

Antoni Arola

Cirio · Lámina · Nimba · Shiro

A designer of light above all. His Cirio porcelain shades, the flat reflecting planes of Lámina, the cloud-like Nimba and the Shiro lanterns all treat light as the material, and the lamp as the quiet frame around it.

Designer Miguel Milá drawing at his desk beside a TMD lamp

Miguel Milá

Barcelona, 1931–2024 · TMM · M64 · Estadio · FAD

A pioneer of Spanish industrial design, Milá drew lamps meant to be lived with for decades: the TMM floor lamp, the M64 dome, the oak FAD and the glass-block Estadio, all still in production.

Designer André Ricard at a table with his Tatu lamps

André Ricard

Tatu · Fontana · Duo

Ricard designs for use first. His Tatu lamp turns and dims in the hand, Fontana hides its bulbs behind a glossy shade, and Duo nests two glass shades you can turn toward the light you need.

Finnish designer Ilmari Tapiovaara, black and white portrait

Ilmari Tapiovaara

Maija

The Finnish designer drew the Maija family in 1955: stacked matte white shades around a glass diffuser, now made by Santa & Cole as pendants, a table lamp and a floor lamp.

Kim Colin and Sam Hecht of Industrial Facility under a Vaso pendant

Industrial Facility

Vaso

Sam Hecht and Kim Colin’s studio designed Vaso for Santa & Cole in 2022: a cast aluminum pendant shaped like an upturned glass, with a strong downlight for tables and counters.

Designer Anthony Dickens among his Tekiò paper lanterns

Anthony Dickens

Tekiò

Dickens joins washi paper lanterns into lines, circles and ovals. Tekiò hangs as one light or as a long run over a table, with soft, paper-diffused light.

Why buy Santa & Cole from LoftModern

The current US catalogue

Every page follows Santa & Cole’s current US catalogue: the finishes, codes and specifications made for North America, including the dimming system each light uses.

Clear lead times

Most pieces are made to order in Spain, and each page states the production lead time. Quick Ship classics, such as FAD, TMD, Estadio Singular, Nagoya and Cestita Batería, and pieces marked In stock, leave in 2–3 business days.

Official photographs

Every page uses Santa & Cole’s own photographs, with each finish shown so you see the exact piece you are ordering.

Trade and project orders

Designers and architects can open a LoftModern trade account for project pricing on Santa & Cole pieces.

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About Santa & Cole

Santa & Cole was founded in Barcelona in 1985 as an independent editor of design. Rather than chase trends, it edits a small catalogue of lighting, furniture, art and books and keeps it in production for decades. Miguel Milá's TMM floor lamp and M64 pendant, André Ricard's Tatu and Antoni Arola's Cirio sit side by side with newer pieces such as Industrial Facility's Vaso and Anthony Dickens's Tekiò.

The company works from the Parc de Belloch, its campus outside Barcelona. Its lights range from porcelain chandeliers and hand-ribboned GT drums to glass-block Estadio fixtures and cordless lamps such as Gira Mini and Shiro 17 Batería.

Santa & Cole at LoftModern

LoftModern carries pendant lights, chandeliers, table, floor and wall lamps, outdoor lights and furniture from Santa & Cole's current US catalogue. Each page shows the finishes, specifications, dimming system and production lead time for that piece.

Awards and recognition

Several pieces in the catalogue carry Spain's ADI-FAD Delta Awards and international design prizes:

  • TMC floor lamp by Miguel Milá: Golden Delta at the first ADI-FAD Delta Awards, 1961.
  • M64 pendant by Miguel Milá: Golden Delta, 1964.
  • HeadHat collection by the Santa & Cole team: Golden Delta (Delta de Oro), 2013.
  • Tekiò by Anthony Dickens: Golden Delta, 2018.
  • Lámina by Antoni Arola: Silver Delta (Delta de Plata), 2020, and iF Gold Award, 2021.

Frequently asked questions

Where is Santa & Cole based?

In Barcelona, Spain. Founded in 1985, it works from the Parc de Belloch, outside the city, as an independent editor of lighting, furniture, art and books.

Have Santa & Cole lights won design awards?

Yes. Miguel Milá's TMC floor lamp and M64 pendant won Golden Deltas in 1961 and 1964, the HeadHat collection in 2013 and Anthony Dickens's Tekiò in 2018. Antoni Arola's Lámina won a Silver Delta in 2020 and an iF Gold Award in 2021.

Who designs for Santa & Cole?

Designers it has worked with for decades, including Miguel Milá, Antoni Arola and André Ricard, as well as Ilmari Tapiovaara, Industrial Facility and Anthony Dickens.

How long does a Santa & Cole order take?

Most pieces are made to order in Spain, and each product page states the production lead time, usually 4 to 8 weeks. Quick Ship pieces are in stock and leave in 2–3 business days.

Are these the US versions?

Yes. LoftModern lists the pieces in Santa & Cole's current US catalogue, with the codes, specifications and dimming system for North America.

Which dimmer do Santa & Cole LED lights use?

It depends on the light. Many US LED pieces, such as Cirio, use 1–10V dimming; others have a dimmer on the lamp. Each product page states the system.

Do you offer trade pricing?

Yes. Designers and architects can open a LoftModern trade account for project pricing.