Lumenorth Dome Flowerpot Pendant Light
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The flowerpot shape has been a fixture of Danish design since the 1960s, and the proportions that make it work have not needed adjusting in sixty years.
The enclosed form pushes light straight down and shields the source completely at every viewing angle, so nobody at the table catches a bulb in the eye.
Very few lighting shapes look equally at home in both. Powder coated metal with a smooth matte finish is what keeps it current.
Dome is built from two hemispheres facing each other, the flowerpot silhouette that has been a fixture of Danish design since the 1960s, rendered here in powder-coated metal with a smooth matte finish. The proportions are what make the shape work, and they have not needed adjusting in sixty years. It looks equally at home in a period flat and a new-build kitchen. Very few lighting shapes manage that.
The enclosed form pushes light straight down and shields the bulb entirely from view at every normal sitting or standing height. That makes it unusually comfortable to sit under for a whole evening, which is exactly why the shape has kept its place above dining tables and kitchen islands rather than being replaced by something newer and more fashionable. Nobody at the table ever has to move their head to avoid a glare, and the surface below gets an even, generous pool of light.
Seven colours are available, from quiet neutrals to a full saturated statement. Hang one over a round table, or run three in a line above an island, spacing them so that the pools of light just touch one another along the length of the worktop and leave no dark stretch in between.
No. The enclosed form shields it at every angle, which is why this shape works so well hung low over a dining table.
Powder coated metal with a smooth matte finish, which keeps the colour even and avoids reflections.
It pushes light straight down onto the surface below, so pair it with a softer lamp if you want the whole room lit.
Yes. The proportions are what carry it, so it sits as comfortably under a period cornice as in a new kitchen.
Low enough to put a defined pool on the table. Because the bulb is shielded, you can go lower with this shape than with an open one.