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Stem Pendant by Hollis + Morris

Peeking out from beneath Stem’s tidy spire-shaped support like a flower bud, a hand-blown, frosted glass diffuser transforms settings with subtle radiance. Continuing its material exploration, Toronto studio Hollis + Morris has rendered the streamlined pendant light in solid oak (in natural, white or black) or walnut and capped it with a brushed brass, copper or stainless-steel cord-grip.

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Ceramic Disc Orb Pendant by In Common With

Slip-cast by hand, each shade in the Ceramic Disc Orb pendant light collection expresses its own unique character, imperfections and all. The refined industrial-style clay fixture can be left raw or pigmented in one of five colourways, and each in turn can be partnered with one of seven metal socket hues.

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Cyls by Estiluz

Built around a basic geometric form — the cylinder — Cyls pendant light highlights the effectiveness of simplicity. A collaboration between Spanish lighting brand Estiluz and Barcelona-based Mermelada Estudio, the compact metal tube is fitted with a recessed bulb to maintain clean, uninterrupted lines, and can be left bare or dressed with a polyester drum shade, as shown. The collection also includes wall, floor and table versions.

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Ihana by Marset

A modular pendant lighting system by Helsinki architect Joanna Laajisto, Ihana allows for up to 14 light sources to be connected to its extendable scaffold-like structure, making it an ideal option for large, high ceilinged spaces. The rigid metal frame is contrasted by the soft illumination emitted from the ellipsoid diffusers; dim to warm technology can create a variety of lighting scenarios, including a soothing candle-like ultra-warm white.

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