As part of the Nord family, the Nord Pendant XL is complimented with a wall, table and smaller pendant version.
April 19th, 2011
Borrowing from an industrial vernacular, the design of this light fitting can only be described as ’industrial elegance’. The wishbone suspension at the top of the shade allows for the head to be positioned in different directions and the height can be adjusted by shortening the length of the black cloth covered cable.
This smart fitting is finished in a matt black exterior with a matt off white interior and a spun silver anodised reflector to help throw the light. The Aëon Illumination lighting collection is available through Satelight.
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