#pendant lamp

A simple tile platform raised from the hardwood floor in the main room designates the kitchen area proper and transforms this large area into functionally distinct spaces. The soft blue-green color tones that characterize the walls, ceiling, and cabinets for a gentle backdrop to the dark appliances and greenish black counter stools.

Calfuco Refuge, Valdivia, Chile - Tomás de Iruarrizaga

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.

Moonlight lamp, unidentified artist, 1880-1910, northern Europe