Restaurant pendant light

ARRAY is a collection of pendant lamps in different sizes, a technical exploration of the potential of thread to create ethereal dynamic hanging light sculptures. Balanced by the weight of the aluminium rings, the threads are held in tension to create a delicate, lightweight form. #lighting #lightingdesign #interiordesign

Palma beige pendant light brings together a handwoven palma shade with a sophisticated chrome, coated metal piece in ochre or white. The contrast between a striking metal texture marked by fine openings and the soft weaving surface creates an intriguing interplay between industrial production and craft techniques. The subtle tone of the beige palma matches perfectly any warm space. #davidpompa #design #palma #mexico #interior

About this item 1. High Quality Material: Beige white Cave Stone lamp body, durable material, emphasizing smooth and retro life aesthetics, frosted texture, vivid and natural texture, hard texture, not easy to deform.not just a luminaire, also a way to the pursuit of artistic life.adding a beautiful lighting effect to the interior decoration. 2. Uses E26 base bulb, 60W maximum (not included), 110-240V. You will fall love the beautiful shadows it casts on the around when it works. 3…

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