Spokes 1 Pendant Light

A slender cage of powder-coated steel arcs around an invisible core—Spokes 1 hangs like a stretched lantern, its oval form traced only by thin vertical ribs. Designed by García Cumini,…

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A slender cage of powder-coated steel arcs around an invisible core—Spokes 1 hangs like a stretched lantern, its oval form traced only by thin vertical ribs. Designed by García Cumini, the shade feels light enough to sway in a breeze, yet the geometry is rigid, giving the piece a calm, structural presence. A concealed LED module nests in the aluminum hub, sending a clear pool of light downward while threads of brightness slip through the gaps, striping nearby walls with soft, graphic shadows.

The fixture weighs barely four kilos, so even the larger 24-inch version is easy to mount over a dining table or in a lobby cluster. A transparent power cord hides inside one spoke, keeping the silhouette clean. Finishes—Matte White, Ink Black, Warm Gold, or Copper—shift from airy to dramatic, making Spokes 1 adaptable to intimate living spaces and tall commercial atriums alike.

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Garcia and Cumini

Cinzia Cumini grew up near Udine; Vicente García comes from Valencia. They met on a lighting project, kept talking, and in 2012 opened a studio together a few blocks from Udine’s old city wall. Their guiding idea—what they call Slow Design—is simple enough: make things that do their job, stay around, and feel right in a room years after the press release fades. A typical week sees the team—architects, product developers, graphic desig...

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