SignaRture
The details behind the design.
01 · MATERIAL
Solid Oak
Oak is the foundation of Jacobs Elements. Its natural grain, warm character and timeless appearance bring a sense of authenticity to every design.
Each piece embraces the individuality of the wood, making every object subtly unique.
02 · GEOMETRY
A Consistent Design Language
Geometry defines the visual identity of Jacobs Elements.
The designs are built around carefully proportioned wooden sections of 22 × 22 mm and 22 × 77 mm, positioned at precise 90-degree angles.
A consistent set of proportions creates a recognisable design language across different forms and collections.
03 · CONNECTIONS
Where Elements Meet
The connections between wooden elements are an integral part of the design.
Rather than hiding the construction, they contribute to the visual character of each object. Every junction is considered as part of the overall composition.
04 · LIGHT
Continuous Light
Light is an essential part of the design, not an addition.
COB LED technology creates a continuous, uniform line of light, seamlessly integrated into the wooden structures.
05 · MOVEMENT
Light in Motion
The light elements can rotate continuously, allowing the direction and appearance of the light to be adjusted freely.
Designed to be replaceable, the elements offer flexibility while preserving the integrity of the original design.
This principle is also available as an option within the SignaRture concept.
06 · INTERACTION
Invisible Control
Functionality does not have to be visible.
The floor lamps feature an integrated capacitive touch control. A simple touch at a specific point on the wooden structure activates the light, without the need for a conventional switch.
07 · MODULARITY
Shelf . A Place of Its Own
A simple, adjustable shelf that can be mounted onto any vertical section of the design.
Its height can be freely adjusted, adding a functional element without compromising the clean geometry of the object.
Your name. Your place. Your signature.
Every object starts with the same principles: material, geometry and light. The result is a collection of distinctive designs, connected by a common identity.