Pace.
Light gathers and changes tempo as it passes through stacked glass.
A rhythm
in glass.
Pace turns repetition into atmosphere.
Caine Heintzman's design is built from consecutive, sinuous layers of glass. When illuminated, each layer catches and reflects light differently, creating a gradient that changes with the viewing angle.
Its compact diameter allows the pendant to work as a single luminous note or as a longer vertical composition.
One layer.
Then another.
The first unit establishes the pendant's form; additional glass units build height and a more pronounced sequence of reflections. Three finishes—Float, Translucent and Umber—shift its character from clear and airy to warm and intimate.
Scale changes
the tempo.
A short configuration reads as a single object above a table. Longer stacks draw the eye vertically; multiples can mark a counter or make a larger spatial gesture.
Set the pace
for your room.
Our team can help plan the configuration, drop and finish for your project.