Model 8 Pendant Light
The Loomiosa Model 8: Contemporary Elegance
The Loomiosa Model 8 is more than just a lamp – it’s an iconic design statement that transforms any interior into an exclusive space. Its captivating silhouette instantly draws attention: some see a delicate butterfly in flight, while others recognize the infinity symbol, evoking timeless elegance. The anodized aluminum shade exudes a premium feel, while the use of 3D-printed components allows for the precise and artful arrangement of the metal elements.
Available in four different sizes, ranging from 81 to 163 cm in diameter, it’s the ideal choice for both intimate settings and grand architectural spaces. Thanks to the materials used, the lamp is surprisingly lightweight. It is shipped disassembled, which significantly reduces the environmental footprint and costs. Assembly is very simple with the help of the included guide.
The Loomiosa Model 8 doesn’t just illuminate – it brings character and luxury to your home or project.
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