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'daikanyama pendant lamp' by bernstrand & co for zero
influenced by the daikanyama district in tokyo, the cables create spatiality on a pleasant
scale for both large and small areas. developed by bernstrand & co. the pendant fixtures
for zero lighting zig-zag in nature, as slightly chaotic configurations between walls, ceilings
and poles, become evident - with the installed electric cable running along the wire
from one to the next.

detail view

yellow fixture

black lamps

four color underside view

detail overview
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Nice colors, nice mesh, nice shape and nice design.
If the pendant used led as a source the cables could have been carrying low voltage electricity without the use of wires. In this way the design would have been much cleaner. The fixtures are simple and nice but the cabling & wires is likened to a panoramic view with telephone wires front and center.
Faftaichi, I think that designers wanted to create that landscape full of wires in purpose, as a reference of ancient lighting streets like in Milano.
Pablo you’re absolutely right! The lamps curry LED if required so it can be made without the electrical cord.
/Thomas (the designer of the lamp)