Products tagged with 'Suspension Lights'

Berlin‘s refinement is expressed by its thick metal ring diffusers and a slender profile that encloses two discs of wired glass. The diffusers, two in the floor-standing version and four in the suspended version, are supported by a slender, tubular stem and can be rotated 360° according to lighting requirements.

A new graphic alphabet consisting of essential geometric elements that create contemporary light forms in the space. Three rings in different diameters can be installed separately or as composition (4, 7, 10 rings). The metal ring is in satin black finish, with light diffuser in white opal polycarbonate along the perimeter. Each ring carries a LED spot in matt brass bronze finish. Each ring has three suspension cables, one of which is a power supply one.

CVL Signal X1 Pendant - Bringing something ancient back to fashion, this is what Pauline had in mind for the Signal collection. An elegant allusion, declined in wall lights and pendants, with their original asymmetric light source.

CVL Signal Linear Pendant - Bringing something ancient back to fashion, this is what Pauline had in mind for the Signal collection. An elegant allusion, declined in wall lights and pendants, with their original asymmetric light source.

CVL Storm Pendant - A reinterpretation of a storm made by light. The Storm pendant and lamp show off delicate and refined lines.

CVL Calee Pendant V4 - An assembly of designs, the Calé(e) collection offers a range of geometric patterns where the sense of imbalance forms simple, linear and sophisticated objects.

CVL Calee Pendant V3 - An assembly of designs, the Calé(e) collection offers a range of geometric patterns where the sense of imbalance forms simple, linear and sophisticated objects.

CVL Calee Pendant V2 - An assembly of designs, the Calé(e) collection offers a range of geometric patterns where the sense of imbalance forms simple, linear and sophisticated objects.

CVL Calee Pendant V1 - An assembly of designs, the Calé(e) collection offers a range of geometric patterns where the sense of imbalance forms simple, linear and sophisticated objects.

CVL Arborescence Pendant - An architect by training, Hervé Langlais worked for many years with Paul Andreu, a French specialist in airport construction, and designed the Grand National Theater of China in Beijing and the Oriental Art Center in Shanghai. Twenty years later, he found his first love and developed a product designer activity. This former structural designer pays particular attention to details, clean shapes and the rarity of materials. First independent designer to officiate for CVL.