With its classic shape and soft glow, Orbit brings style and class to commercial and residential spaces.
January 19th, 2012
Designed by the ISM Objects design team, led by Simon Christopher, the Orbit pendant is a subtle, classic design.
A classic sphere shape with a smart pleated fabric finish, Orbit is available in 2 standard sizes and a range of colour options.
A dimmable eco halogen lamp or a compact fluorescent lamp are available, making the light suitable for both commercial and residential applications.
The Orbit pendant from ISM Objects is designed and manufactured in Australia.
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