Pendant tube light
Pendant Tube was created for large spaces, drawing its inspiration from churches and, particularly, the divine atmosphere created within these sacred structures. The design clearly visualises the artist’s philosophy and, while being minimal and unobtrusive in its appearance during the day, greatly impacts the ambience of larger spaces during the night.///Description
Designed by renowned British designer John Pawson for WonderGlass, 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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Pendant tube light
Pendant Tube was created for large spaces, drawing its inspiration from churches and, particularly, the divine atmosphere created within these sacred structures. The design clearly visualises the artist’s philosophy and, while being minimal and unobtrusive in its appearance during the day, greatly impacts the ambience of larger spaces during the night.///Description
Designed by renowned British designer John Pawson for WonderGlass, 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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Pendant Tube was created for large spaces, drawing its inspiration from churches and, particularly, the divine atmosphere created within these sacred structures. The design clearly visualises the artist’s philosophy and, while being minimal and unobtrusive in its appearance during the day, greatly impacts the ambience of larger spaces during the night.///Description
Designed by renowned British designer John Pawson for WonderGlass, 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.
