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Artful Illumination: LZF Kactos Pendant Light
Experience the unique charm of the LZF Kactos Pendant Light, a design by Ray Power that captures the spirit of the natural world with its cactus-like silhouette. This tactile, nature-inspired pendant light is a testament to creativity and contemporary design, bringing a touch of organic elegance to any space.
The Kactos Pendant Light is crafted with panels of wood veneer arranged in a vertical concave fashion around the light source. This design allows for a beautiful diffusion of light, each piece of veneer casting a warm, inviting glow that enhances the ambiance of your surroundings. The panels are held in place by a sleek acrylic frame, ensuring durability and adding a modern touch to the lamp's aesthetic.
With its distinctive form and characterful presence, the Kactos Pendant Light is perfect for those looking to add a statement piece to their interior. Whether hanging above a dining table, in a foyer, or as part of a cluster of lights, it provides not only illumination but also a conversation starter.
Available in both pendant and table versions, the Kactos allows for a cohesive design theme throughout your home or office. Embrace the artful, cactaceous charm of the LZF Kactos Pendant Light and let it transform your space with its captivating glow and organic inspiration.
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Meet the designer
Ray Power
Irish designer Ray Power has been a key collaborator with LZF Lamps since 1998, known for his innovative and sculptural approach to lighting design. Power has crafted some of LZF’s most iconic lights, including the award-winning Air (2008), Link (2007), and New Wave (2015) lamps, which received prestigious accolades such as the Red Dot, Chicago Good Design, and Chicago Green Good Design awards. His Swirl pendant received a Special Mention by the German Design Council in 2017. Exhibited internationally in cities like Milan, Valencia, Dublin, Madrid, and Tokyo, Power’s work is celebrated for its distinctive use of geometry. He has a remarkable ability to transform flat materials into striking three-dimensional forms, producing lighting designs that are both functional and visually captivating. His style reflects a deep understanding of form and structure, with each piece embodying a blend of artistry and technical precision.
