Suspension Lights
Suspension Lights collection by COLLECTIONAL Dubai
EMMEMOBILI
Firlinfeu, designed by EMMEMOBILI. Long and harmonious brass cones that house the light bodies are the elements that make Firlinfeu a unique and highly recognizable lamp. Taken single or in multiple configurations, these brass elements manage to furnish the space in a refined and scenographic way.
EMMEMOBILI
Excelsior, designed by EMMEMOBILI. Curved wood, rigor and formal cleanliness. Excelsior is as sophisticated, refined and important as a glass chandelier. Its sinuous geometries create solids and voids through which the light penetrates and spreads, creating plays of light that make the object even more mysterious.
EMMEMOBILI
Copernico, designed by EMMEMOBILI, is a system of lamps that comes from the exaltation of the beauty of the solar system. In its various configurations, one or more light globes are emphasized by a metal structure that develops around the light source, almost as if to trace the course of a satellite that orbits around it.
Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly’s Seva Hanging Light is a quietly bold piece named after his maternal grandmother. This striking silhouette, which nods to historical shields, has an interior of painted gold and diffusers covering the top and bottom, resulting in warm, soft light cast above and below.
Kevin Reilly
The Lucerne Hanging Light was inspired by the picturesque Swiss lake of the same name. This handcrafted fixture, suitable for indoor or outdoor use, offers varying visual cues depending on the angle viewed, with a facade that nods to Art Deco but in a contemporary profile. Its light source is cleverly hidden behind layers of mouth-blown clear and frosted glass, emitting both a warm wash and a series of soft ripples on surrounding surfaces.
Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly describes his Kanaal Hanging Light, named after canals in the Netherlands, as an “extremely tidy and tailored” piece that acts to bisect the horizon in a space. A diffuser runs the length of the paper shade, enabling a beautiful southerly glow, while the handcrafted steel tray features discrete openings that wash the ceiling with light.
Kevin Reilly
Hemel is the Dutch word for “sky,” and Kevin Reilly’s hanging lamp of the same name delivers a sky (or ceiling) view via a circular tray that’s open in the center. Inspired by fixtures seen in 1930s and ’40s films, this handsome chandelier incorporates 9 to 21 of the designer’s patented carved wax electrified candles, and is handcrafted in his Montgomery, Alabama studio.
Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly’s Gem collection approximates the facets of a precious cut stone, a silhouette that is repeated creating handsome housing for his patented electrified hand-carved wax candles.
Kevin Reilly
The Garda Hanging Light, named after a lake in the Dolomites, is a layered fixture with a slender center mouth-blown glass cylinder encircled by a shade crafted from the same type of glass. This Kevin Reilly design is capped on the top and bottom, so it can be used indoors or out.
Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly’s Eje Pendant was inspired by the shapes of vintage European circus tents from his youth spent on the continent. This airy pendant features a slim belt of handcrafted metal, giving the lion’s share of attention to the shades made of a laminated linen blend or a weatherproof sail shade material that positively glows when illuminated.
Kevin Reilly
The Cerchio hanging light exemplifies meticulous craftsmanship, boasting a metal frame and exquisite frosted glass elements. Carefully handcrafted, the light fixture combines the timeless allure of metal with the delicate charm of frosted glass. The sturdy metal frame not only lends durability but also serves as an elegant foundation for the fixture.
Kevin Reilly
Kevin Reilly’s Bamba Hanging Light is a classic silhouette that can live indoors or out, whether wired or wireless. Reilly likes to refer to this design as the “little black dress” of his lighting collection, ultra-versatile with a drum shade bisected by a steel belt, and a weighty, fixed height, powder-coated base that’s meant to withstand high winds without moving. Recommended with the “Sail” shade, which is waterproof, UV resistant and washable. Handcrafted with a metal frame and aquarelle paper shade
Kevin Reilly
As the name implies, Kevin Reilly’s Altar Hanging Light is a streamlined architectural interpretation of that age-old plinth, where candles are often the focal point. In this case, it’s his patented creation – electrified candles hand-carved from actual wax – in varying sizes that cast light upwards and downwards through discrete vents in the handcrafted steel tray. This fixture comes in five standard sizes that can incorporate 11 to 29 candles with customization options, for indoor and outdoor use.
Refractory
The Heretofore Hanging Light, designed by Refractory, is an inverted cast bronze trough with a hand-chiseled textured surface on its interior, A soft Indirect light is cast downwards from concealed LED strips along its sides.
Refractory
The Isthmus Pendant, designed by Refractory. The hand-polished cast glass components of the Isthmus Hanging Light are held by an asymmetric bronze structure from above. No angles are the same, as the lenses distort the cast bronze shagreen texture in between.
Refractory
The Isthmus Chandelier, designed by Refractory, arranged in a linear sequence of five pendants. The orientation of each pendant can be rotated as preferred. The rectangular ceiling canopy can be finished to match fixture or ceiling. Number of pendant units and drop heights can be individually customizable upon request.
