Lumenorth Rowan Bauhaus Pendant Light
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Rowan is named for the tree that turns deep red in autumn, which fits a Bauhaus pendant built from solid colour and plain geometry.
A soft warm beige, a saturated brick red and a third finish alongside them, assembled so the colour has something solid and simple to sit on.
The palette was picked as a set rather than as individual options, so two or three of them in one space look deliberate.
Rowan takes its name from the tree that turns a deep red in autumn, which is fitting for a Bauhaus pendant light built from bold blocks of colour and honest geometry. The colours were chosen to sit together as a set rather than to be picked off individually. The shape was chosen so that the colour has something solid and simple to sit on. Neither of those decisions was left to chance.
The shade is assembled from iron and cast resin in three finishes: a soft warm beige, a saturated brick red and a deep forest green. The forms are strictly geometric, circles and cylinders with no applied ornament anywhere, which is exactly the point of the tradition it comes from. It is a design language that works as well in a modern flat as it does against older plasterwork and cornicing, because it never tries to imitate either one.
Each piece is made to order, so allow for that when planning an installation date. Hang one over a kitchen table, a child's room or a hallway, or run two of the different colours down the length of a long dining table for a composition that reads as deliberate rather than a plain repetition.
Three, including a soft warm beige and a saturated brick red, chosen to work together as a set rather than as separate options.
Iron and cast resin, which holds the colour solidly and gives the pendant the weight the geometry needs.
The shape is deliberately simple so the colour has somewhere calm to sit. Beige stays quiet, brick red becomes the focal point.
Yes, and that is how the palette was designed. Two over a long table read as one considered pairing.
Over a dining table or a kitchen counter, where the block of colour is at eye level and the geometry can be seen properly.