Peanut is an interactive lamp designed for group work at tables in public study areas. Peanut is created with the purpose of supporting shifts in group constellations and work modes through interaction with the lamp, thereby altering the intensity and placement of light. The lamp focuses on a collective interaction, and only when multiple group members interact simultaneously the lamp works ideally.

Peanut consists of separate parts that can be joined, one or more, depending on the number of people working together at the table and the type of work being performed.
The lamps are assembled using magnets located on the sides, and when the parts are moved and joined together, it is detected by magnetic sensors, and the light intensity will change accordingly.

Each lamp can hang separately, directing light to individuals. When paired, each lamps brightness increases, illuminating specific areas of the table. Assembling all four lamps in the center maximizes brightness, fostering shared illumination and space aimed at focusing group work or supporting group discussions.