The Kandinsky pendant lamp is inspired by the abstract circle paintings from the artist of the same name, created during his time at the Bauhaus school in the 1920s. A sphere and a spear play the main characters in the lamp's composition, piercing each other in mid-air. The delicate balance of the two elements evokes a dramatic sensation of weightlessness and precision but also fragility.
The custom-made light source is shaped and fitted seamlessly as a part of the glass sphere. Emitting its glow from the middle of the hand-blown smoked glass, the lamp is dimmable to set mood in space. Kandinksy is available in two sizes, with a 300 or 450 mm wide glass sphere. It hangs powerfully on its own, above a table or feature design element, or as a group, to cast its soft, diffused light over a larger space.
