Tidal Pendant 106 Chandeliers & Pendants LODES

Tidal Pendant

By Needs Studio, for LODES

Tidal Pendant

By Needs Studio, For LODES

$3,580.00 - $3,730.00

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Matte White

SPEC #: SID1458748 | ID: 19921 1030U

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Tidal Pendant

SPEC #: SID1458748

ID: 19921 1030U

Designed by Needs StudioRead Bio

The Tidal Pendant features a ring-shaped silhouette with one side slightly wider than the other. This irregularity causes the fixture to appear differently as it is viewed from different angles, creating a sense of movement reminiscent of the tides or planets in orbit. Tidal directs light both upwards and downwards for an ethereal, floating appearance. Available in 4 colors with Black or White Canopy.

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Finish: Black, White

Color: Matte Black, Matte Champagne, Matte White, Terra

Prop 65 Warning for California Residents This product can expose you to chemicals, which are known in the State of California to cause cancer, birth defects or other reproductive harm. For more information go to https://www.p65warnings.ca.gov/.

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In Venice since 1950

Lodes designs and manufactures lighting solutions for both indoor and outdoor spaces. They design and manufacture light sources that enhance the quality of living for those who choose them in any environment and situation. They seek a balance between form and functionality to elevate every space with a distinctive decorative touch, without compromising on design or utility.

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Needs Studio was founded in 2020 by Italian designers Marco Brunato, Davide Gerlin, and Matteo Coracin. Their product design process involves identifying consumer needs and how the brand they are working with can best fill that gap in the market. Rather than trying to force a particular aesthetic onto a design, this collaborative approach results in objects that are recognizable in their uniqueness and ability to fulfill their purpose