TERRACE is built from overlapping vertical alabaster panels set at different heights and depths, so the shade steps outward and back as it goes round. The name is apt: the profile reads as terraced levels rather than a single continuous surface, and light escapes through the gaps between panels as well as through the stone itself.
Rounded edges soften what could easily have become a hard, angular silhouette, and small brass-tone fasteners give subtle definition across the pale stone. Those fasteners are structural and visible on purpose - they mark where one panel meets the next and keep the layering legible when the light is off and the fitting is read as an object rather than a source.
It is a pendant with a lot of visual interest for its size, which makes it useful in a small space that needs one good thing rather than several: a compact dining area, a hall, a landing, or hung low beside a bed. Hardwired pendant: professional electrical installation is required, with drop height set for the room.
- Overlapping vertical alabaster panels
- Panels set at varied heights and depths
- Rounded edges soften the silhouette
- Small brass-tone structural fasteners
- Light escapes through stone and gaps
- Suits compact dining areas, halls and landings
- Professional electrical installation required