141
Series.
A constellation of glass—free to fall, cluster and gather in space.
Order without
uniformity.
In 141, the pendant is not repeated as a perfect unit. Each translucent form adds a different edge, reflection and interval.
That variation gives the series its character. Seen individually, the glass feels almost like a found object; multiplied across cables, it becomes a luminous volume with no obvious front or fixed silhouette.
The collection can be read closely as an assembly of objects or from across a room as one drifting gesture. The light is warm and low, allowing the glass itself—and the shadows between pieces—to remain the focus.
One pendant.
Many scales.
Series 141 is specified through both pendant count and suspension type. A single light can mark a quiet point; random compositions spread horizontally; cluster columns gather more tightly; sculptural cable arrangements use extended drops to draw through a tall volume.
From a drop
to a landscape.
The naming tells you the count; the arrangement determines the atmosphere. The same glass language can make a small grouping, a precise vertical fall or an expansive suspended field.
Quiet when off.
Amber when on.
Unlit, 141 is pale and graphic: glass edges, fine suspension lines and the space held between them. Illuminated, each pendant develops a warmer centre while retaining its irregular perimeter.
That change matters in a room. The installation can remain visually light during the day, then gather intimacy after dark without becoming a conventional shade or chandelier.
Compose the
empty space.
Begin with the room height and the volume the installation should occupy—not only the ceiling point.
Choose a tighter cluster for intensity or a more open arrangement when transparency and long views matter.
Use cable lengths to establish a level horizon, a vertical fall or a deliberately irregular contour.
Plan dimming early so the 2500K light can move from sculptural glow to useful ambient illumination.
Draw with
light.
Kiosk can develop a 141 composition around your ceiling, sightlines, pendant count and preferred suspension format.