Sculptural Metal & Glass Linear Pendant – Harmon

The Line That Holds the Light

The Harmon is built around a single idea: a slim black rail, and light suspended beneath it like punctuation. Three or four rectangular fixtures hang at different lengths from one continuous bar, each one a thin band of layered glass that glows from within. It reads as architecture as much as lighting — a piece that draws a clean horizontal line across a room and lets everything else fall into place around it.

Glass, Layered Like Light Itself

Each fixture is built from smoked glass panels set in a fine metal frame, stacked so the light escapes in soft, graduated bands rather than a single flat glow. Up close, the layering catches reflections and shadow in a way that changes with the angle you view it from — by day a quiet sculptural object, by night a warm, striated wash of light.

Three Ways to Set the Mood

The Harmon comes in four functional versions. Choose a fixed Cool White or Warm White for a simple, permanent atmosphere, or step up to Remote Dimming, which lets you shift freely between warm and cool (2800K–6000K) at the press of a button. The App + Remote Control version goes further still, giving you full control over brightness and color temperature from your phone — useful for a dining table that needs to move from bright and functional to low and intimate over the course of one evening.

Two Configurations, One Silhouette

The Harmon is offered as a 3-Arm or 4-Arm pendant, both built on the same 100cm ceiling rail. The 3-Arm version spreads its fixtures across 120cm; the 4-Arm across 160cm — a natural fit for a longer table or kitchen island. Cord length is adjustable up to 120cm, so the drop can be set to suit ceilings of different heights.

Built for Daily Life

Under the glass, a solid iron frame keeps the piece stable and precise over years of daily use. The finish is matte black, chosen to recede rather than compete — so the fixture reads as a fixed part of the architecture rather than an accessory. It runs on a universal 90–260V circuit, so it works wherever you install it.

At Home Above Any Table

The Harmon was designed for the spaces where people gather — a dining table, a kitchen island, a long console in an entrance hall. Hung low and centered, it becomes the quiet anchor of the room: the fixture people notice once, then simply live under.