Charlotte

Charlotte Globe answers a specific problem: how a flat, patterned material can be folded into a shape that multiplies rather than simply covers. The honeycomb pattern that defines the piece starts as a two dimensional material, then closes into a sphere, so the same repeating cell reads differently from every angle around the fixture.

The outer sphere is built from Cristalflex, with an inner layer in Lentiflex that softens and spreads the light before it reaches the patterned surface. A magnetic system holds the assembly together rather than a fixed frame, and the fixture hangs on a combined cable that carries both the electrical connection and the fixture’s weight, so no separate suspension wire is needed. Several light sources sit inside the globe, so the character of the light can shift depending on the bulbs chosen.

The sphere’s patterned surface gives Charlotte Globe as much presence as an object as it has as a light source, which suits a stairwell, entry, or dining room where one suspended piece is meant to hold the room’s attention rather than share it with a second fixture. The same collection also includes a floor lamp, a wall version, and suspension pieces in other sizes, so a designer working across a larger space can repeat the same pattern in more than one fixture.

For full specifications, materials, and configuration options, visit the Slamp official website.

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