Sun Light of Love Pendant Light

Sun-Light of Love turns metal into a burst of quiet radiance. Dutch designer Tord Boontje arranged dozens of slender aluminum “rays” around a fixed LED core, so the shade reads…

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Sun-Light of Love turns metal into a burst of quiet radiance. Dutch designer Tord Boontje arranged dozens of slender aluminum “rays” around a fixed LED core, so the shade reads like a frozen sunflare—no clear inside or outside, just light slipping between petals and scattering soft shadows across the room.

At about 24″ in diameter, the pendant holds its own above a dining table or floating in a double-height foyer. The integrated LED (CRI 90, warm 2700 K) shines downward in a gentle pool while back-lighting the filaments, giving the piece depth without glare. A frosted diffuser caps the bottom, keeping the view tidy from below.

Choose satin White for an airy feel or Gold for a warmer, more dramatic presence. Each fixture is built and finished in Italy by Foscarini, then shipped with an adjustable suspension cable and a ceiling canopy that hides the driver—no extra boxes cluttering the line.

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Tord Boontje

London-based Dutch designer Tord Boontje works across lighting, furniture, and product design, turning everyday pieces into small theatres of colour and light. Since founding his studio in 1996, he has coaxed floral cut-metal into the Garland Light, guided recycled glass into Transglass vases, and woven plastic threads into the Shadowy Chair—objects that feel both familiar and quietly enchanted. Projects begin with paper cut-outs and quick w...

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