CURVE - Pendant Light
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Zero Lighting's Curve Pendant Light: An Evolved Classic Enhancing Modern Interiors
Immerse yourself in the charm of the past reimagined for today with the Curve Pendant Light from Zero Lighting. Initially crafted for the Art Library at Nationalmuseum, this light captures the classical charm of the library lamp and transforms it into a calming, graceful silhouette suitable for modern interiors.
This year, the Curve Pendant Light takes a leap in evolution by adding a larger pendant to the range. The assortment of models can be combined to craft an illumination of any size, providing versatility to meet your specific lighting requirements. The stunning Curve Crown configuration creates an enchanting rhythmic circle dance or acts as a coronation for your interiors, leaving a memorable impression.
The Curve Pendant Light is available with traditional green and white glass shades or metal shades in pigeon-blue, ivory, white, or green. With its inbuilt LED module, the lamp not only delivers captivating aesthetics but also sustainable and efficient illumination. The shades come in three different diameters - 150, 200, and 300mm - allowing you to select the ideal size for your space.
Experience the fusion of classic inspiration and modern sophistication with the Curve Pendant Light from Zero Lighting, an intriguing piece that casts a beautiful glow while adding a touch of elegance to your interiors.
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Meet the designer
Front Design
Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren make up the innovative Swedish design duo known as Front, celebrated for their boundary-pushing and collaborative approach. Their creative process is rooted in shared discussions, explorations, and experiments, with both designers deeply involved from conception through to the final product. Front’s creations are uniquely narrative; each design piece tells a story—whether about the material, the making process, or established conventions within design. They often take an unconventional approach, entrusting parts of the design process to animals, computers, or machines, which gives their work a surprising twist. Their portfolio includes an ever-evolving interior space, furniture shaped by explosions, robotic pieces, and designs inspired by their fascination with magic, each piece inviting the observer to reimagine the possibilities of design.
