BILUNA S5 - Pendant Light
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Biluna Pendant Light by Prandina – A Harmony of Form and Light
The Biluna Pendant Light by Prandina captivates with its soft and diffused glow, making it an ideal choice for creating a serene ambiance in any space. Designed with careful attention to balance and aesthetics, Biluna’s spherical form offers an intriguing interplay between interior and exterior surfaces. What makes this pendant light particularly special is the way the light source is concealed within the fixture, allowing the soft illumination to emerge without direct exposure. This subtle detail contributes to a serene and refined lighting experience, perfect for enhancing large areas with gentle, uniform light.
Prandina’s dedication to innovation is evident in Biluna’s unique design. Its oversized form is both a statement piece and a functional light source, blending seamlessly into modern interiors without overwhelming the space. The absence of glare and reflections from the light enhances its minimalist elegance, allowing it to animate surfaces with a smooth, even glow. Whether installed in a living room, dining area, or office, the Biluna Pendant Light transforms spaces through its refined use of light and form, epitomizing Prandina’s commitment to quality craftsmanship and thoughtful design.
Meet the designer
Luc Ramael
Luc Ramael graduated in 1975 as an interior architect from the “Nationaal Hoger Instituut voor Bouwkunst en Stedenbouw” in Antwerp, Belgium. Following specialized studies in furniture design and photography, he worked with various architects and interior designers before establishing his own studio in 1988. Since 1984, he has taught at several architecture schools in Belgium, served as a professor and external examiner, and was a jury member for the prestigious “Interieur 2000” design competition in Kortrijk. Ramael designs intimate furniture and lighting objects characterized by logic, good taste, and practicality, avoiding unnecessary frills, anecdotal humor, or excessive experimentation. His collaborations with lighting and furniture companies in Belgium, Italy, and Spain have earned him several national and international awards in design competitions.
