Lariat Small Pendant Light
Designed by Gabriel Hendifar for Apparatus
Made in United States
The Lariat Small Pendant Light features etched glass teardrops suspended from finely woven metal mesh, creating a graceful balance between geometry and gravity.
- Etched glass elongated spheres for soft, ambient light
- Finely woven metal mesh in four finishes
- Customizable installation based on desired dimensions and pendant quantity
- Inspired by jewelry design and the interaction of form and gravity
INFINITE POSSIBILITIES
Lariat Small Pendant Light comes in four luxurious finishes to complement any environment. Make it custom by designing an arrangement unique to your space.
Overview
Lariat Small Pendant Light by Gabriel Hendifar for Apparatus is reminiscent of forms found in jewelry—etched glass teardrops hang from finely woven metal mesh. Taut lines and graceful swags are weighted by elongated orbs, addressing an intersection of geometry and gravity. Custom installations are designed based on desired dimensions and the number of pendants.
Reference
- Geometry under the force of gravity
- Forms found in jewelry
- Dew
Materials
- Metal: Aged Brass, Blackened Brass, Oil Rubbed Bronze, or Tarnished Silver
- Etched glass elongated spheres
- Finely woven metal mesh line segments
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About Apparatus
Founded in 2012, Apparatus creates bespoke furnishings and lighting that revolt against the corporatization of design. The company’s distinctive catalog is created with sensual materials like marble, suede, horsehair, lacquer, and porcelain combined with patinated brass. Embracing a tradition of studio craftsmanship, each piece is hand-finished and assembled in New York.
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