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PEBBLE
PENDANT



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SCULPTURAL
EMOTIVE
NATURAL
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PEBBLE

PENDANT

DESIGNER: LUKAS PEET, 2019

The Pebble series celebrates the primordial beauty of stones. Enhancing their simple yet sculptural form through translucency, two glass-blown shapes enter in dialogue. The result is a seemingly bespoke pendant fixture—endlessly evolving in shape when viewed from different perspectives.

Always a combination of a large and small glass-blown form, each with three possibilities for finishes, the pebble allows for the individual to extract their personal collection.

The two glass forms are adjoined by a machined aluminum LED holder and heat sink; allowing the forms to pair harmoniously—while housing the electrical connections and suspension system. Each side is proportionally lit, allowing the combination of large and small forms to emit consistent light output. 

NYC X Design Award 2019



























































PEBBLE PENDANT, SLATE/SLATE


PEBBLE PENDANT, SLATE/SLATE


PEBBLE PENDANT, CITRINE/PEARL





see the PEBBLE in use ︎ PROJECTS
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SPECIFICATIONS




DIMENSIONS
l x w x h
A:
30.5 x 21 x 16.5cm
12” x 8.25” x 6.5”

B:
34.5 x 22 x 11cm
13.5” x 8.75” x 4.25”
C:
23 x 20 x 8.5cm
9” x 7.75” x 3.5”

D:
20 x 19 x 8.5cm
7.75” x 7.5” x 3.5”

ELECTRICAL
Input Voltage:
110–277V, 220–240V


Lamping:
Integral 14W 2700K LED
90+ CRI, 50,000 hours

Power Supply:
TRIAC/0-10V, DALI


Lumens:
1038 lumens delivered  
(1 pearl glass)




COLOUR TEMPERATURE



CANOPY
11.5cm x 5cm
4.5” x 2”
Adjustable drop length:
244cm / 96”



FINISHES
PEARL (PL) CITRINE (CI) SLATE (SL)


CUSTOM
We are happy to support and collaborate further customization of our luminaires for larger scale projects.

For further enquiries, please get in touch with us at info@a-n-d.com



MATERIALS
Glass, Aluminum

MANUFACTURED
Canada

CERTIFICATIONS



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PEBBLE
INSPIRATION


The inspiration for the series was the inherent beauty of river rocks—seemingly simple, the actual complexity of their form is the result of thousands of years of sculpting by nature...








































Glass blowing was an interesting process to utilize for this idea, as it enables for manipulation of the material. I wanted to allow these primordial shapes to glow—adding to their profoundness and giving them a soul.

— Lukas Peet












GALLERY
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