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The Criss Cross Linear Suspension by Ridgely Studio brings a dynamic artistic presence to your living or office space. Its design features a series of Cut Steel rods that have been carefully arranged and welded to produce a seemingly random pattern. The flush linear canopy provides support as well as LED lighting, having several small openings that discreetly, but effectively accent the crisscrossed sculpture below.
Founded in 2000 by Zac Ridgely as a sculptural lighting brand, Ridgely Studio uses eclectic materials such as crushed glass, onyx, steel mesh, golden aluminum and even reclaimed bicycle frames to build one-of-a-kind handcrafted pieces that are both elegant and functional.
Key Features
The Criss Cross Linear Suspension by Ridgely Studio brings a dynamic artistic presence to your living or office space. Its design features a series of Cut Steel rods that have been carefully arranged and welded to produce a seemingly random pattern. The flush linear canopy provides support as well as LED lighting, having several small openings that discreetly, but effectively accent the crisscrossed sculpture below.
Founded in 2000 by Zac Ridgely as a sculptural lighting brand, Ridgely Studio uses eclectic materials such as crushed glass, onyx, steel mesh, golden aluminum and even reclaimed bicycle frames to build one-of-a-kind handcrafted pieces that are both elegant and functional.
- Dust surfaces with a dry soft cloth
- Material: Steel
- Lighting Style: Downlight
- Location Rating: ETL Listed
- Not OK for Outdoor Use
- Assembly Required: No
- Made In Canada
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