The awe-inspiring Resch lighting series earns its namesake from inspirational 1960s artist Ron Resch, famous for his tesselations. The pendant luminaire is an adaptation of this iconic origami but applies practical materials for such decorative lighting. Here, its warmth is enhanced with copper while its variations in smooth and perforated sections give it a unique geometric identity.
Designer: Justine Paul Vinci M. Nebreja
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