Horizon pendant light
Proving that bold statements need not be intrusive ones, Horizonās quiet drama blends into modern interiors. Its body ranges from translucent to opaque and is hand-blown with a balloton technique, resulting in a beautifully textured surface. Designer John Pawson aimed to create something that would disappears in the day andĀ come alive at night.///Description
Designed by renowned British designer John Pawson for WonderGlass,Ā an Italian family owned company founded in 2013 by father and son Maurizio and Christian Mussati. Their vision was to create a company that would promote and preserve the skills and techniques of the Venetian master glassmakers.
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Horizon pendant light
Proving that bold statements need not be intrusive ones, Horizonās quiet drama blends into modern interiors. Its body ranges from translucent to opaque and is hand-blown with a balloton technique, resulting in a beautifully textured surface. Designer John Pawson aimed to create something that would disappears in the day andĀ come alive at night.///Description
Designed by renowned British designer John Pawson for WonderGlass,Ā an Italian family owned company founded in 2013 by father and son Maurizio and Christian Mussati. Their vision was to create a company that would promote and preserve the skills and techniques of the Venetian master glassmakers.
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Proving that bold statements need not be intrusive ones, Horizonās quiet drama blends into modern interiors. Its body ranges from translucent to opaque and is hand-blown with a balloton technique, resulting in a beautifully textured surface. Designer John Pawson aimed to create something that would disappears in the day andĀ come alive at night.///Description
Designed by renowned British designer John Pawson for WonderGlass,Ā an Italian family owned company founded in 2013 by father and son Maurizio and Christian Mussati. Their vision was to create a company that would promote and preserve the skills and techniques of the Venetian master glassmakers.
