Prague-based designer Boris Klimek has designed new Arcade pendant lamps for BROKIS that merge two classic aesthetics. First is the simplicity of electrical cables with a light source, and second is the aesthetics of a classic chandelier. Showcased at this year’s 3daysofdesign festival, the pendants merge these two aesthetics to create a warm and elegant glow.
Giving off a vintage-inspired vibe, the pendants are suspended using a synthetic silk cord that represents exposed electrical cables. These cords support the cylindrical glass elements that emit a soft, diffused light. The tubes seem to float in the air, creating a dynamic light installation.
This contemporary interpretation of chandeliers can be installed as a single glowing element or arranged in a larger group. The lamps feature a flexible suspension system that makes them easily adaptable in private residences, public spaces, or hospitality settings.
Along with the Arcade pendant lamps, a second variation, Arcade+, is also available. The Arcade pendants emit light upward, while the Arcade+ pendants have a spotlight integrated into the bottom of the glass tubes, expanding functional possibilities.
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The pendants embody the brand’s expertise in exceptional craftsmanship with innovative materials and designs. These chandeliers are made from transparent, triple-layer glass, with five finishing colors: transparent, smoky grey, smoke brown, opaline, and amber. The illuminating tubes add a graceful yet playful aesthetic to the space.
Metal elements are used to keep the tubes upright and are available in three powder-coated color options: white glossy, black glossy, and brushed champagne. The synthetic silk ropes also come in three colors: beige, white, and black. The Arcade pendant lamps don’t just fill the space but also introduce a vintage charm to the surroundings.
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