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The Bunch Pendant from Research.Lighting

The Bunch Pendant is what happens when minimal design gets a little playful. Five glowing orbs gather in a tight, radiant cluster, like a constellation that decided to hang out indoors. It’s sculptural without being serious, balanced without being boring, and just the right amount of weird (in a good way).

Each globe floats from a central hub, suspended by a slender stem that keeps things clean and quietly dramatic. The whole thing feels like it could lift off, but it’s grounded in black steel and brass, with enough glow to fill a room and then some.

You can pick between two globe sizes depending on your mood: smaller for a tighter sparkle, larger (as shown above) if you want a little more presence. Either way, the effect is the same - soft light, gentle geometry, and a bit of charm that holds the room without trying too hard.

Turns out five orbs is just the right number.

To ensure safety and comply with most regulations, turn your headlights on in these situations:

Low-Light Conditions: • Sunset to Sunrise: Legally required in many areas. • 30 Minutes Before Sunset & After Sunrise: Twilight periods with reduced visibility.

Poor Visibility: • Adverse Weather: Rain, fog, snow, or haze, even during daytime. • Visibility < 500 Feet: If you can’t see 500 feet ahead, use headlights (a common legal threshold).

Legal Requirements: • Windshield Wipers On: Some regions mandate headlights if wipers are active. • Tunnels & Construction Zones: Often required, regardless of time.

Daytime Safety: • Use headlights (or daytime running lights) to increase visibility to others, even on cloudy days.

Pro Tips: • Automatic Headlights: Don’t rely solely on them; manually check they’re on in low visibility.

• Check Local Laws: Rules vary by state/country (e.g., specific weather or time requirements).

By using headlights in these scenarios, you enhance both your visibility and your vehicle’s presence to others.