Melt Pendant Light

Name: Melt Pendant Light
SKU: MELT-PENDANT-LIGHT
Availability: InStock

Made in Germany

Obsessed with the idea of creating an imperfect, organic, and naturalistic lighting object, Melt Pendant Light was created in collaboration with FRONT — a Swedish design collective. Melt is evocative of molten glass, the interior of a melting glacier, or images of deep space.

Melt is available in a series of Pendants, Chandeliers, Surface, Floor, and Table lights.

Four polished finishes
Dome shape ceiling rose in matching finish
Black braided cable finish

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Product Details

Melt Pendant

Overview

Melt Pendant Light by FRONT for Tom Dixon is a beautifully distorted pendant with a modern Copper, Gold, Chrome, or Smoke finish and a matching ceiling rose. Featuring an integrated LED module, this ceiling light creates a mesmerizing melting hot-blown glass effect when on and a mirror-finish effect when off. Made in Germany using a high-tech manufacturing technique to achieve the perfect melted orb.

The range is blow-molded and vacuum-metalized — techniques that have been developed over several years, working with German engineering and manufacturing experts. The LED module offers three key benefits — longer life expectancy, energy efficiency, and improved performance. Our integrated LED module is fully serviceable and replacement components and individual drivers are available if needed.

Melt is available in a series of Pendants, Chandeliers, Surface, Floor, and Table lights.

Details

Polycarbonate material
Polished finish in Copper, Gold, Chrome, or Smoke
Voltage 220v/240v
Dome shape ceiling rose in matching finish
Black braided cable finish
Cable length 250cm/98.4″
Bulb included
Dimmable
50 cm D x 50cm W x 50 cm H
Weight 2.42 kgs
Warranty 3 years

About Tom Dixon

Founded in 2002 in London with the lofty goal of reviving the British furniture industry, Tom Dixon has established itself as a luxury design brand specializing in furniture, lighting, and accessories. Tom Dixon products are internationally recognized and appreciated for their pioneering use of techniques and materials—copper, in particular.