Brass chandelier 86x131cm Root Two - Tala

The Root Chandelier by Tala deploys two levels of branches in solid sandblasted brass, designed by Dan Carpenter. The structure draws inspiration from a root network: slender stems divide and stretch into space, each bearing a light source at its tip. The ensemble remains graphic without ever appearing rigid, and occupies the volume of a room with an airy presence.

The sandblasted brass takes on a natural patina over time, giving the pendant light a living surface that develops nuances over the years. The ten very low voltage LED sources diffuse a warm and subdued light, intended for ambient lighting rather than functional lighting. The transformer is concealed in the ceiling rose, which preserves the purity of the design from any viewing angle.

This lighting finds its place above a large table, in a stairwell or in a sitting room with generous ceiling height, where its two storeys can be fully appreciated. Reserved for indoor use, it suits both a period flat and contemporary architecture, where it functions as a luminous sculpture.