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Key Features
Clean, sleek, sophisticated. Envelop your room with the elevating glow of the Pipeline CM8 LED Linear Suspension 277V from ANDlight. It’s a piece by Caine Heintzman, a designer bringing a rich, refined aesthetic. The luminaire shows its refined character with a tubular aluminum structure. The pipe-like piece bends gently to create a rectangular shape that matches up the long table or kitchen island. This sleek structure draws the eye as it seemingly floats in the air with fine cables. Along the base of the tubing, frosted acrylic rods add a pop of contrast with glare-free properties. With the same ease as water through a pipe, light flows through the pipes with a graceful quality. The outpouring glow glazes the room for a sophisticated ambiance.
ANDlight was formed in 2013 by three partners dedicated to producing progressive original designs from their headquarters in Vancouver, Canada. Products are conceived, designed, built and finished in-house with an eye on efficiency and responsible innovation.
Key Features
Clean, sleek, sophisticated. Envelop your room with the elevating glow of the Pipeline CM8 LED Linear Suspension 277V from ANDlight. It’s a piece by Caine Heintzman, a designer bringing a rich, refined aesthetic. The luminaire shows its refined character with a tubular aluminum structure. The pipe-like piece bends gently to create a rectangular shape that matches up the long table or kitchen island. This sleek structure draws the eye as it seemingly floats in the air with fine cables. Along the base of the tubing, frosted acrylic rods add a pop of contrast with glare-free properties. With the same ease as water through a pipe, light flows through the pipes with a graceful quality. The outpouring glow glazes the room for a sophisticated ambiance.
ANDlight was formed in 2013 by three partners dedicated to producing progressive original designs from their headquarters in Vancouver, Canada. Products are conceived, designed, built and finished in-house with an eye on efficiency and responsible innovation.
- Designed by Caine Heintzman in 2013
- Material: Aluminum
- Shade Material: Cast Acrylic
- Dimmable: Yes
- Dimmer Not Included
- Lighting Style: Downlight
- Location Rating: ETL Listed
- Made In Canada
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