Flax Pendant Light: Large Exterior + Interior Finish:Bamboo + White Mediterranea’s draped motif that designer

Mediterranea’s draped motif that designer Noé Duchaufour-Lawrance likens to billowing laundry hung over a balcony offers beautifully diffused illumination

From Normann Copenhagen

It's a variation on the lamp that British design master Sir Kenneth Grange once termed a "minor miracle of balance

7" (210cm)

Sami's desire for a comfortable addition to any space was paramount

Flax Pendant Light: Large Exterior + Interior Finish:Bamboo + White Mediterranea’s draped motif that designerDescription The harakeke, also known as flax, is a New Zealand indigenous plant prized for its valuable fiber. As the Maori proverb goes, "If you cut the central stalk of the flax bush, where will the bellbird feed?" Designer David Trubridge celebrates that aphorism with his Flax Pendant Light, inspired by the plant's spreading leaves. A love for earth drove the construction: it's made of renewable bamboo and flat packed to reduce freighting and