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Key Features
Astronomical in size—and in name—the Graypants Arcturus White Scraplight Pendant instantly defines a space with its large diameter and warm lighting effect. Handmade in Holland, each layer of recyclable cardboard creates concentric rings of light and shadow, having an almost swirling effect when viewing the pendant from afar. The shade is held together with a steel frame, and also holds a sandblasted glass diffuser on the inside to soften the downlight below.
Founded in 2007 in Seattle, Washington, Graypants is the creative brainchild of architects Seth Grizzle and Jonathan Junker. Known for their acclaimed first line of pendant lights made entirely of repurposed cardboard, Graypants has matured into an industrial and product design studio with a diverse portfolio of lighting focused on responsible production. Each pendant is characterized by this philosophy of local and sustainable production, and the company has even branched out to the European market stationed in Amsterdam. Never losing sight of the fun in designing, Graypants is young, fresh and current, meeting the demands of today's need for sustainable design.
Key Features
Astronomical in size—and in name—the Graypants Arcturus White Scraplight Pendant instantly defines a space with its large diameter and warm lighting effect. Handmade in Holland, each layer of recyclable cardboard creates concentric rings of light and shadow, having an almost swirling effect when viewing the pendant from afar. The shade is held together with a steel frame, and also holds a sandblasted glass diffuser on the inside to soften the downlight below.
Founded in 2007 in Seattle, Washington, Graypants is the creative brainchild of architects Seth Grizzle and Jonathan Junker. Known for their acclaimed first line of pendant lights made entirely of repurposed cardboard, Graypants has matured into an industrial and product design studio with a diverse portfolio of lighting focused on responsible production. Each pendant is characterized by this philosophy of local and sustainable production, and the company has even branched out to the European market stationed in Amsterdam. Never losing sight of the fun in designing, Graypants is young, fresh and current, meeting the demands of today's need for sustainable design.
- Field-adjustable white suspension cord
- Round white ceiling canopy
- Designed by Jonathan Junker, Seth Grizzle in 2016
- Finish: White
- Material: Handmade cardboard shade
- UL Listed
- Made In Netherlands
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