
something. design studio’s glass labo pendant lamp for penta
the latest design in penta's labo collection, the pendant lamp is made from a single piece of borosilicate glass -- either transparent or smoked -- with metal components available in black nickel or brushed bronze finishes.
something. design studio’s glass labo pendant lamp for penta
all images courtesy of something. design studio
the ‘labo pendant lamp’ is the latest installation in the labo collection by italian lighting manufacturer penta. the lamp, designed by daniel debiasi and federico sandri of something. design studio, is composed of three glass domes. all are connected to a central, tubular body, that carries cables through the object and into the ceiling. ‘labo pendant lamp’ is made from a single piece of borosilicate glass, with metal components available in black nickel or brushed bronze finishes. wires are covered with braided fabric, to give the piece a friendly, less-industrial aura.

detail

cluster of two ‘labo pendant lamps’

cables run through a hollow central tube to the ceiling

borosilicate glass is available as either transparent or smoked

close-up

prototype

concept sketches
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