Horm Plywood Chandelier Suspension Lamp
PLYWOOD CHANDELIER SUSPENSION LAMP
PLYWOOD CHANDELIER SUSPENSION LAMP
Designed by Steven Holl
Plywood Chandelier is a luminous sculpture that unites poetry, technology, and innovation.
Made of laser-engraved, two-millimeter-thick plywood folded like origami through a patented Horm process, this suspension transforms light into architectural matter.
INFORMATION
QTY OF LEDS
6
EFFICACY
100lm/W
CEILING LAMP
Ceiling lamp with lampshade made of a material created and patented by Horm, a walnut wood-fabric sandwich PU135 2.2 mm thick which, thanks to a number of superficial incisions made by laser, can be folded like origami. Solid walnut wood frame. Mounting on the ceiling with steel plate and adjustable steel wires.
DESIGN
Like the works of Steven Holl, Plywood Chandelier evokes an architectural emotion where matter and light coexist in a suspended dialogue between art and design.
COLOR RENDERING
CRI80
LUMINAIRE POWER
6W
LIGHTING
The ceiling lamp has two separate electrical circuits that power two light bulbs to be mounted in the top half and six warm light LEDs installed in the bottom half. The light bulbs emit light downwards while the LEDs emit light at the sides through the laser-cut holes in the lampshade to create an effect of light and shadow on the ceiling and walls.
COLLECTION
Plywood
LUMINAIRE FLUX
600 lm
VIEWING ANGLE
90°
DIMMABLE
Non dimmable
DETAIL
The lamp features two independent circuits: the first powers a hidden LED source that filters through the wood’s incisions, creating a captivating play of light and shadow; the second powers internal bulbs that provide direct illumination — ideal for achieving visual comfort and spatial harmony.
MATERIAL CONSISTS
This material consists of a sandwich of Canaletto walnut veneer and fabric, 2.2 mm thick, which, thanks to precision laser-cut surface incisions, can be folded like origami.
PRODUCTION
Made in Italy
INPUT
100-240 V
DESIGNER - STEVEN HOLL
Steven Holl explores the perception of space and the role of light in architecture, creating buildings that unite art, function, and human sensitivity. Each project reflects a deep investigation into the experience of inhabiting space and the relationship between form, material, and context, resulting in architectural works of profound emotional and intellectual impact.
VIDEOS







