Fiordo
Fiordo
The support is part of the lamp
Fiordo leaves the connections between its parts in view. Collars, curved arms and articulated fittings give brass a visible role between the shade and its support. Beside the glass, these smaller elements make the construction worth following, rather than disappearing behind a single decorative surface.
The family explores that idea through several suspensions. A pendant with a pulley assembly makes the space above its shade an important part of the composition. Chain-hung versions use a different connecting line, while a pendant with several white shades spreads the family across a longer arrangement. These are distinct constructions sharing an interest in the way the light is carried.
Moving the design towards the furniture
On the table and floor lamps, sliding supports and joints bring this character to furniture height. The curved arm, upright and visible fittings become part of the room’s working detail. The wall versions carry related glass shades on articulated arms; a branching design can place the light points across a broader part of the wall.
Pulleys, sliding supports and articulated arms give Fiordo different ways of bringing its construction into view. A pulley pendant and a sliding table lamp can belong to the same scheme while answering different needs. Their differences give the family variety without losing its material character.
Within our rustic and industrial lighting, Fiordo can accompany timber, stone or plain plaster with an engaging combination of brass and glass. Keeping the surrounding furniture relatively simple leaves the fittings legible; richer natural materials can also meet their practical-looking detail without recreating an old workshop.