Brand Story
Introducing Aromas del Campo
Aromas del Campo is a lighting maker from Valencia, on Spain's Mediterranean coast. It began in 1986 with dried flowers and fragrance, and today it makes pendants, wall lights, chandeliers and lamps in marble, metal, glass and ceramic, from its own workshops in Bétera.
From fragrance to light
The name gives the origin away. Aromas del Campo, "scents of the countryside", started out making potpourri and aromatic products from dried flowers. The first lamps came out of that work: small glass lamps filled with floral compositions, meant to change how a room felt as much as how it was lit.
That idea stayed when the flowers went. Over the following decades the company turned into a full lighting brand, and production moved to Bétera, just outside Valencia, where manufacturing and international distribution now sit under one roof. Every Aromas piece we sell is made there.
The designers behind the catalog
Aromas works with a small circle of Spanish designers, and their names come up again and again across the collection. Pepe Fornas drew the Dalt family in 2019, steel arms carrying marble spheres and opal glass globes, and the Dussa pendants and table lamps. JF Sevilla designed Haban the same year: a half-moon steel fan slipped over a wall support, made to be grouped in different colors. Agus Gascón drew Xago, and Arnold Salido is the newest voice, with the layered glass Cloud pendants of 2025.
What links them is a taste for clean geometry with something tactile on top: a marble ball, a hand-painted glaze, a smoked glass dome.

Marble, metal, glass and ceramic
Metal and glass remain the core of the catalog, but Aromas also reaches for materials usually kept for architecture: marble, wood and ceramic. The Kine table lamp stands on a solid marble column, so each base carries its own veining. The Bell pendant pairs a hand-painted ceramic shade with a marble ball on top, and no two are painted quite alike. The Ipon and Cloud lights use domes of clear or smoked glass, in amber, grey, blue or a greenish brown, which tint the light as much as they diffuse it.
The result is a mix of weight and lightness that suits very different rooms. A Dalt in green marble and aged gold reads as quietly classical over a bed; the same fixture in black marble and matte black turns graphic.

Wired for American homes
Aromas makes a dedicated US line, ETL certified for American homes. Each product page lists the socket, wattage and color temperature, with the specification sheet to download.
If you are planning a pendant over a table, our guide on how high to hang a pendant over a dining table covers heights and sizes.
Why we carry Aromas
We look for brands that make one thing well and keep their own character, and Aromas does both. The designs are minimal without being cold, and they are made by people who still think about how light changes a room, the same question they started with in 1986. You can see the full range in our Aromas del Campo collection, or browse by type in pendant lights and wall sconces.
Pieces to start with

Aromas del Campo
Ipon Wall Lamp
from $229
Our most ordered Aromas piece: a domed glass shade, clear or smoked, on a compact wall plate with a dimmable integrated LED. Use one by a bed, or a pair either side of a mirror.

Aromas del Campo
Cloud Single Pendant Lamp
from $259
Arnold Salido wraps an opal inner shade in a larger tinted glass dome, so the light comes through in two layers. Designed in 2025, and lovely in a row over a kitchen island.

Aromas del Campo
Dalt Chandelier
from $1,309
Pepe Fornas's six-arm Dalt, alternating marble spheres and opal glass globes across a 47-inch spread. Marble in black, white, green or brown, on matte black or aged gold.

Aromas del Campo
Bell Pendant Lamp
$420
A hand-painted ceramic bell capped with a brown marble ball. Every one comes out slightly different, which is the point.

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Kine Table Lamp
from $595
A solid marble column under a wide metal shade, with a touch dimmer. Made for a console or a nightstand where it will be seen from every side.

Aromas del Campo
Haban Wall Lamp
from $179
JF Sevilla's half-moon steel fan around a bare bulb, in two sizes and the full Aromas color palette. Several in different colors make a wall composition of their own.



