Labo Pendant Lamp by Daniel Debiasi & Federico Sandri

Remember when London- and Verona-based designers and founders of Something Daniel Debiasi and Federico Sandri designed a series of lamps inspired by chemistry lab instruments? Well, they took that idea and suspended it from the ceiling. The Labo Pendant is the latest in the Labo series of lamps made from borosilicate glass for Italian manufacturer Penta.

Three glass shades hang from a central tubular structure, which houses the wiring, all made from a single piece of glass. Labo comes in either transparent or smoked glass, and the metal parts are available in different finishes.

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