Streamlight Presents The Sisma Pendant by Karman Italia
The Sisma Pendant Light by Karman is a dynamic, contemporary design from Matt Ugolini. Using the tools of a construction site, the body of this design is welded together to produce an openly styled frame made of ribbed rebar.
This reinforced yet airy frame mimics the silhouette of a classic drum-shaped shade with a decorative top. Furthermore, it presents a series of exposed bulbs artfully draped throughout its frame. The result is an installation that brings plenty of light to its surroundings.
Unmistakably modern, Karman lighting puts the fun in residential and commercial lighting. For over 15 years Karman has continuously pushed design boundaries with its whimsical lighting collections. Best-selling Karman products are a result of a passionate design team that works to create lighting that connects with designers and consumers.
Many of the brand’s bestsellers are nature-inspired and eliminate perceived barriers in lighting design. This brings forth dynamic lighting like none other.
Streamlight is a trailblazer when it comes to innovative lighting solutions. As a champion of great design, they employ cutting edge innovations to enhance any space. Find the latest from Karman Italia and other top brands at Streamlight.
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