Skygarden Pendant

A solid marble block supports a sweeping steel arc that culminates in a gentle light. One of the most iconic and imitated designs worldwide since 1962.

Conceived from the idea of turning a ceiling lamp upside down, featuring mouth-blown glass and a concave spun aluminum reflector. An internationally recognized symbol of Italian design.

Named for its resemblance to the cartoon beagle, this playful Castiglioni design features a heavy marble base and tilted enameled metal reflector.

Michael Anastassiades' contemporary classic features a blown glass sphere balanced impossibly atop a slender stem, evoking a contact juggler's perfect control.

Hand-blown Venetian glass pendant featuring 16th-century filigrana technique with candy-stripe colored canes, creating a unique diffused light.

Designed by Poul Henningsen in 1958, featuring 72 leaves that provide glare-free light from every angle. An international design icon.

Poul Henningsen's 1958 masterpiece with eight shades creating soft, diffused illumination. A sculptural centerpiece for any space.

Compact cylindrical pendant with mouth-blown Venetian glass featuring the signature filigrana candy-stripe pattern in red, black, or blue canes.

Poul Henningsen's iconic 1958 design featuring a revolutionary three-shade system that produces glare-free light. Available in 20+ colors.

George Nelson's 1952 Bubble Lamp series with a translucent polymer skin stretched over steel wire frames. Soft, diffused light with sculptural presence.