wood and fabric mingle in minimal floating light by spitsberg

wood and fabric mingle in minimal floating light by spitsberg 
all images courtesy of spitsberg

amsterdam-based studio spitsberg — led by dutch designers jeroen van leur and thijmen van der steen — has a knack for making subtle, beautifully crafted home decor and furniture elements. ‘floating light’ is no different; the ceiling-mounted unit creates an intimate atmosphere equally perfect for post-dinner drinks with friends or quiet moments in the bedroom.

‘floating lights’ above dining room table 

the pendant is a minimal combination of fabric, light, and quality materials. a screen is stretched taunt around a ring of ash wood, with light provided by a single bulb above. when on, illumination hits the fabric, dispersing outwards in a soft, comfortable fashion. each ‘floating light’ is crafted to order by spitsberg in-house; also available is the ‘resting light’, a free-standing variation to the ceiling unit. 

black fabric screen edition 

‘floating light’ with nude screen 

the minimal light is made in-house at spitsberg’s amsterdam studio 

fabric screen detail 

red edition 

the ‘floating light’ provides intimate light for any situation

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edited by: nick brink | designboom