Tom Dixon - Pipe Pendant Lamp

 

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The Pipe Pendant Lamp from Tom Dixon spends light from the end of the tunnel: because Pipe hangs like a rod from where a pleasant light shines out from the depth, down from the ceiling.

The Pipe Pendant Lamp appears in the form of a one-side cut rod, out of where the light comes from a hole. This enables soft light from one side of the lamp. As soon as the shade is turned, Pipe will spend direct light.

The interior of the Pipe Lamp has a noticeable colour (gold or pink), contrasting the exterior side (which is black). These perfectly fulfil each other as the inside shines additionally by the light, while the exterior reminds matt.

Pipe has a special effect when several lamps are hanged beside each other, when they hang together in a so called “bundle”, whereby the light fall and the colours fulfil each other perfectly.

The Pipe Pendant Lamp is also available in a white/pink edition. Furthermore Pipe can also be ordered as a table and wall lamp.

Design: Tom Dixon

Tom Dixon was born 1959 in Sfax, Tunisia to a French/Latvian mother and an English father, but he grew up in great britain from the age of 4 years on. As an autodidact he got into the design business. Designer Tom Dixon