Functionality, style, and sustainability should all be present when it comes to lighting design. The Norm Pendant Lamp from Berlin-based industrial designer Moritz Walter possesses these pre-requisites, with a construction made entirely from a single industrial material.
There’s no mistaking the distinctive elegance that aluminum brings when transformed into functional indoor fixtures. Moritz made all outer components from a single aluminum profile that serve as the foundation for the entire lighting system
The Norm Pendant Lamp features an oval tube that serves both as the main beam and housing for the LEDs. Its long extruded profile is cut into the different components of the lamp. Specifically, into the 94 cm horizontal structural bar and 14 small inserts that hosts the LED, which are then inserted and welded into the bar.
This conscious decision to stick to a single build material not only keeps production simple. It also limits production waste and ensures the product’s circularity. Moreover, aluminum is lauded for its strength, lightness, and durability.
The raw, brushed aluminum finish gives the lamp a softer silhouette that’s not too technical or too cold. Its tooling marks also add to its visual character. Its overall design adapts to any interior setup, whether it be in public or private spaces like in offices, homes, dining areas, libraries, and more.
Norm Pendant Lamp has a wide spread of LED arrays that make it a versatile lighting solution in any situation. It delivers bright illumination tuned in for both work and living environments. The lamp is proof of a practical approach to sustainability, by utilizing existing infrastructure for its framework rather than creating a new one.
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Images courtesy of Moritz Walter
