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La sospensione Legacy, disegnata da Davide Nascimbeni per Henge, combina vetro e ottone brunito in un sistema di illuminazione modulare definito da un'eleganza luminosa. I suoi materiali raffinati e la composizione flessibile la rendono ideale per installazioni di grande impatto. Completamente personalizzabile nel layout e nelle finiture, si adatta a progetti residenziali e contract su misura.
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Frequently Asked Questions
Who designed the Henge Legacy pendant lamp?
Legacy was designed by Davide Nascimbeni, an Italian designer known for his collaborations with Henge on pieces that merge architectural scale with precise material craft. His work for the brand consistently explores the tension between structural mass and refined detail.
What materials are used in the Henge Legacy?
The Legacy pendant is constructed with burnished brass hardware and suspension elements paired with hand-blown glass diffusers. The glass is produced with varied degrees of translucency, giving each module a distinct relationship to light.
Can the Legacy pendant be customized for a specific project?
Yes. Legacy is made to order with a modular architecture designed to accommodate a range of spatial configurations, from intimate dining settings to expansive double-height installations. Layouts and finishes can be specified to suit the surrounding environment.
Is the Henge Legacy suitable for large-scale hospitality or commercial interiors?
The Legacy was conceived with both residential and hospitality applications in mind. Its modular system scales comfortably to grand volumes, and the made-to-order process allows finish and configuration to be aligned with a project's specific requirements.
How does Henge approach the production of the Legacy pendant?
Henge produces Legacy entirely to order, with each piece assembled by skilled Italian craftspeople. The burnished brass finish and hand-blown glass components reflect the brand's commitment to techniques that prioritize material character over industrial uniformity.