Zero
Curve D150 Pendant
Curve D150 Pendant
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Designed by Front Design 2019.
The Curve 150 Pendant by Zero brings a touch of playful sophistication to architectonic spaces. Originally envisioned as a table lamp for Stockholm’s Nationalmuseum library by the renowned Front Design, this light exudes a refined yet whimsical charm. With a 150mm shade crafted in either metal or glass, and offered in a curated palette of green, white, ivory, and blue, it perfectly balances form and function.
Suspended elegantly on delicate cables, the Curve 150 invites a warm, inviting glow into any space—a compact masterpiece of premium craftsmanship and contemporary design.
Specifications
- Made in Sweden
- 3 × 5 G9 T4 LED Bulb
- Lumens: 550
- Color Temp: 3000K
- Voltage: 120v
- Cord: White
- Cord Length: 6 Feet
- Dimensions: 22" Height, 5.9" Width, 5.9" Length
Front designed the Curve lighting series for Zero, created for the Old Library at Stockholm's Nationalmuseum.
Notice: Special Order Item — No Returns or Cancellations
Additional Information
Additional Information
- Hardwired fixture; professional installation strongly recommended.
- UL-listed
- Note: This item is rewired in compliance with North American standards
- Clean with soft, dry microfiber cleaning cloth
Lead Time
Lead Time
Approximately 10-2 Weeks. Made to order in Sweden.
Shipping & Returns
Shipping & Returns
Ground Shipping
RÅSTRÖM offers free ground shipping on all lighting orders, shipped within the continental U.S.
Address must be a physical address, not a P.O. box.
Address must be in the continental U.S.
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Returns
Product is Non-returnable and Non-cancellable
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Questions
Questions
For questions about finishes, options, or custom orders, contact us at hello@byrastrom.com, or use ourcontact form.
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Zero
ero is a family-run Swedish lighting company, founded in 1978 by Roland Gill and Andris Nolendorfs in Pukeberg, outside Nybro — the historic center of Swedish glass production. The name comes from its founders' own account: as Gill has said, "we were starting from nothing."