Zero
Curve D200 Pendant
Curve D200 Pendant
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Designed by Front Design 2019.
Elevate your interiors with the Curve 200 by Zero Pendant, where playful sophistication and architectural elegance blend seamlessly. Created by Front Design for Stockholm’s iconic Nationalmuseum library, this pendant features a 200mm shade available in metal or glass, gracing spaces with refined versatility. The striking color options—green, white, ivory, and blue—add a personal touch, while the lamp’s undulating form creates a soft yet impactful glow. Perfect for modern interiors, the Curve 200 transforms any room into a showcase of thoughtful design and premium craftsmanship..
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, 7.8" Width, 7.8" Length
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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."