Three gently curved metal leaves overlapping around a central point, each set at a different angle so the group appears to rotate as you move past it. Nothing actually moves, but the offset between the leaves is enough to change what you see from one side of a room to the other, which is the closest a static fitting gets to kinetic sculpture.
The tri-tone finish is the second half of the idea. Each leaf carries a different tone, so the overlaps read clearly rather than merging into one mass, and the fitting has depth even when it is switched off. Light escapes between and around the leaves rather than through a shade, so what reaches the room is indirect and soft, bouncing off the curved metal surfaces on the way down. That makes it a good choice above a dining table or a seating area where you want atmosphere rather than task light, and it works particularly well on a plain ceiling with nothing else competing.
Finishes are applied by hand, so slight variation in tone between pieces is normal. Bulbs are not included. Intended for indoor use in dry locations only. Installation should be carried out by a qualified electrician, and the ceiling fixing must be rated for the weight of the fitting.
Design: three overlapping curved metal leaves
Finish: tri-tone, one tone per leaf
Effect: appears to rotate as you move past it
Light: indirect and soft, reflected off the curved surfaces
Best for: dining tables, living rooms, seating areas
