Geometric Lines Pendant Lamp-Fast Shipping

Description

Product Overview

Installed & In Context

Features

Cable as Structure

Black electrical cable traces the geometric edges — no separate frame, the wire is the lamp.

3 Geometric Forms

Square (4-node) · Hexagonal (6-node) · Octagonal (8-node) — each a distinct three-dimensional body.

G9 at Each Vertex Node

Small G9 capsule housings at the bottom vertices — replaceable, no tools required.

Forms & Sizes

All three forms use the same black cable and G9 node system. Tap each diagram to enlarge.

Square ■L 45 × W 45 cm / L 17.7″ × W 17.7″Cable drop: H 150 cm standard · Total wire: 200 cm
Cubic wireframe — the most compact and architectural form4 × G9Hexagonal ⬢∅ 55 cm / ∅ 21.7″H 150 cm standard · Total wire: 200 cm
Six-faceted prism — wider spread, more nodes, more complex shadow play6 × G9Octagonal ⬣∅ 80 cm / ∅ 31.5″H 150 cm standard · Total wire: 200 cm
Eight-faceted — the largest form, approaches a visual sphere at distance8 × G9
Bulb & Light Source✓ G9 bulbs are user-replaceable — no tools, no service call required

G9 — 4, 6, or 8 bulbs depending on form. Bulbs not included.

Each G9 socket is housed in a small cylindrical cap at the bottom vertices of the wireframe. When a bulb burns out, it is replaced by pulling the cap off its mount, removing the old G9 capsule, inserting a new one, and reattaching — no disassembly of the wireframe is required. A warm-white G9 LED at 2700–3000 K is recommended — the small capsule size (4 mm bipin base) means a frosted G9 LED at 3–5W per socket provides comfortable light without glare from the exposed position. With all sockets lit, the combined output scales with the form: 12–20W for the 4-node square, up to 24–40W for the 8-node octagonal.

Guide to G9 LED bulb selection →

Specifications

DownloadsSpec Sheet Installation Guide
Frequently Asked QuestionsHow do I replace a G9 bulb when it burns out?

Each G9 bulb sits in a small cylindrical housing at the bottom vertex of the wireframe. To replace: switch off and allow the bulb to cool for a few minutes, then pull the cylindrical housing cap downward off its mount. The G9 capsule pulls straight out of the socket (G9 bulbs have a bipin base — no twisting required). Insert the new G9 capsule with the pins aligned, push firmly into the socket, and reattach the housing cap. The process takes under two minutes and requires no tools.

Which form — Square, Hexagonal, or Octagonal — should I choose?

The Square form (45 × 45 cm, 4 nodes) is the most compact and architectural — it reads as a precise cubic cage and works well over smaller tables or in spaces where the geometric statement should be tight and controlled. The Hexagonal (∅ 55 cm, 6 nodes) is the most balanced and versatile, spanning a wider volume while remaining manageable for most dining rooms. The Octagonal (∅ 80 cm, 8 nodes) approaches a visual sphere at distance and has the most complex shadow play on adjacent surfaces — suited for large dining rooms, double-height spaces, and hotel lobbies.

What shadows does the wireframe cast?

Because each G9 node is a small, directional point source, the black cables cast crisp geometric shadow lines on surrounding surfaces — the floor, walls, and ceiling will show a projected version of the wireframe shape. The shadow pattern rotates with the viewing angle and shifts as ambient light in the room changes. This shadow projection is a significant part of the lamp’s visual output and is most pronounced on white or light-coloured surfaces directly below and around the fixture.

Is the Wireflow 3D certified for North America and Europe?

Yes. It holds certifications compatible with North America, Saudi Arabia, Europe, and Australia and operates on AC 110–240V worldwide.