The Heracleum Big O pendant was created by the designer Bertjan Pot in line with the eponymous pendant lamp. It shows the same style, with its aerial and refined ramifications, ended by fine petals serving as diffusers.
Instead of a pendant inflorescence, Heracleum Big O chandelier rather evokes a flower crown, which can be hung over a table, a lounge area, in a hotel lobby, or in a restaurant room.
A LED is located at the end of each ramification and is adorned with a small leaf of polycarbonate that can rotate around its stem. The light thus diffused is unique and sparkling.
The Heracleum Big O pendant is powered by a specific moooi technology, invented by the Danish designer Marcel Wanders: an "electrosandwich". It allows the LEDs to be powered directly through layers of conductive material within the frame and thus avoid a whole bunch of cables.
Materials metal wire frame, polycarbonate lenses, ultra thin suspension wire, cable 4 m
Heracleum The Big O Small
Dimensions Ø160 x H36 cm – 4m transparent cord – 2 canopies.
Light source 90 LED bulbs, 46 W, 1400 lm, 2700 K, dimmable
Copper
Nickel
White
Heracleum The Big O
Dimensions Ø210 x H23 cm – 4m transparent cord – 2 canopies
Light source 324 LED bulbs, 70 W, 2600 lm, 2700 K, dimmable
Copper
Nickel
White
Bertjan Pot
Bertjan Pot is a designer, probably best known for his Random Light (1999). The light started as a material experiment, which is basically the start of each product created by Studio Bertjan Pot. The outcome is usually an interior product showing a fascination for techniques, structures, patterns and colors. Most experiments start quite impulsively by a certain curiosity for how things would function or how something would look. From there Bertjan takes on challenges with manufacturers to explore possibilities and push the boundaries a bit. The reward for each challenge is a new one. Studio Bertjan Pot works with manufacturers such as Arco, Established & Sons, Feld, Gelderland, Montis, Moooi and Richard Lampert.