I’m not a huge fan of terrariums or clustered pendant lamps on their own, but combine the two ideas and I’m on board! The 38 Series was developed from a technique where glass spheres are blown and then a multitude of cavities are introduced into them, intentionally intersecting and colliding within the sphere. Some of the cavities serve as planters with soil and others house lighting for a one-of-a-kind garden/light hybrid.
Designer: BOCCI
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I definitely want one of these.
These lighting ideas look great. How exactly did you come up with this?
These are great. But can’t seem to find them on the sight…What is there cost?
from what i can find they start at $3000 and go up to $28,000 in their Atlanta store.
http://www.switchmodern.com/Suspension-Lamps/Suspension-Lamps.asp