Snowball Pendant

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

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

Arne Jacobsen's 1957 design for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen. The asymmetrical shade directs light precisely where needed.

Verner Panton's 1971 design with soft, organic curves. The opal acrylic shade diffuses light beautifully for a warm, ambient glow.

Marcel Wanders' dramatic pendant conceals an ornate plaster relief inside a simple dome exterior, revealing baroque beauty only from below.

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

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

Jasper Morrison's hand-blown opal glass sphere emits a soft, diffused glow. An exercise in geometric purity and warm ambient light.

Modular pendant lamp by Luca Nichetto with interchangeable hand-spun steel shades made in Italy. Bidirectional light emission for ambient and spot lighting.

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