Hoop Pendant Drop
Hoop Pendant Drop
Designed by Front Design.
Meet the Hoop Pendant Drop, a magical creation by the Swedish duo Front Design. This pendant flaunts a contemporary metal cage-like frame made up of eight wires, embracing a globe-shaped glass diffuser at its core. Achieving its minimalist and organic allure, all while boasting a generous 25.75” diameter, the electrical wire is cleverly tucked within one of the eight exterior frame wires.
Specifications
- Made in Sweden
- Shade: Glass
- Cord: Black or White
- Cord Length: 6 Feet
- Material: Metal
- Canopy: Black or White
- Light Source: 1 x 11.5W GU24 LED A19
Hardwired fixture; professional installation strongly recommended.
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Lead Time
Lead Time
12-18 Weeks. Made to order in Sweden.
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Shipping & Returns
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Additional Information
- Clean with soft, dry microfiber cleaning cloth
- UL-listed
- Note: This item is rewired in compliance with North American standards
About Zero
Zero Interior, a family-owned Swedish company founded in 1978, is committed to the highest quality of craftsmanship, engineering and sustainability. Calling upon a roster of serious design talent, Zero Interior offers aesthetically superior lighting with a carbon-friendly footprint–nearly 80% of its subcontractors are near the company’s headquarters in Nybro.
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About The Designers
Sofia Lagerkvist and Anna Lindgren are the members of the Swedish design studio Front. Their works are based on common discussions, explorations, and experiments, and they collaborate in all projects from initial ideas to the final product. Front’s design objects often communicate a story to the observer about the design process, about the material it is made of, or about conventions within the design field. In their work, they have assigned part of the making of design to animals, computers, or machines. They have made a constantly changing interior, created objects with explosions, robotic furniture, and a range of furniture inspired by their fascination with magic.
Front’s work is represented at MoMA, Victoria & Albert Museum, M+, Nationalmuseum, Vitra Design Museum, and Centre Pompidou.