‘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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