Gantri Lamps Can Now Glow On-The-Go With Wireless Collection
With its first wireless Line, the San Francisco-born design innovator tapped Ammunition for a diverse range of shapes and colors.
Summary
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Gantri marks its 10-year anniversary by launching a cordless lighting category powered by its proprietary Gantri Helia™ engine
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San Francisco design studio Ammunition shaped the 10-piece collection, drawing directly from Californian coastal living and regional architecture
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The IP44-rated fixtures offer up to 10 hours of battery life and are crafted from non-GMO, sugarcane-derived PlantPolymers
California-based lighting manufacturer Gantri has been pushing contemporary US-made lighting forward for a decade now, and it’s not stopping at its custom Gantri Made program or its 3D-printed plant-based polymers. Marking its 10th anniversary, Gantri officially introduced Gantri Wireless at TIWA gallery during NYCxDesign.
The debut wireless collection was designed alongside San Francisco design studio Ammunition, engineered to match the output and sophistication of permanent home fixtures while ditching traditional cords. Comprising 10 styles, the collection utilizes the brand’s new Gantri Helia™ technology to establish a new benchmark for portable lamps. The Gantri Helia™ H1 Engine operates as a modular infrastructure that houses the battery, Wi-Fi, Bluetooth connectivity, and a high-performance LED array.
Delivering up to 1000 lumens of brightness and up to 10 hours of battery life, the lamps sit lightly on a weighted stainless steel charging base finished in a Bay Area-inspired fog hue. Equipped with dual color temperatures (2700K / 3200K), a 90+ CRI for natural-feeling light, and IP44 splash-resistant durability, the tech core is housed inside Gantri’s signature digitally fabricated, sugarcane-derived PlantPolymers.
Ammunition, the Cooper Hewitt National Design Award-winning studio led by Robert Brunner and Matt Rolandso, encased the hardware in silhouettes that draws inspiration from California’s modern design heritage. The collaborative silhouettes are split into three families: Drift, Pier, and Eave. While Drift utilizes softly tapered volumes reminiscent of smoothed river stones, Pier employs intersecting planes to mirror the state’s coastal structures. Eave, the most architecturally explicit of the trio, is rooted in California’s architectural marvels, from Craftsman bungalow porches, to Victorian cornices. The collection lands in five landscape-inspired colorways: Spruce, Manzanita, Lilac, Magnolia, and Lichen.
The full Gantri Wireless collection is currently available for pre-order starting at $248 via the brand’s webstore, with orders slated to ship in Fall 2026.
