Product Details

Details
  • The dancing square lamps play with shape and light - a sphere is made from a series of squares resulting in solids and voids that allow light to pass through in a playful manner
  • The pieces appear to be frozen in time and space and at times they defy physics, warranting an inquisitive look and a tentative touch.
  • Versatile enough to be placed on the floor or hung from the ceiling, each lamp is complete with a 75 inch cord that may be hardwired to the ceiling or adapted with the included plug to be used as a floor lamp and plugged into the wall
Shipping & Returns

Please refer to our shipping and return & exchange policy.

Warranty

Luminaire is an authorized retailer of Specimen Editions. The product comes with a full manufacturer warranty.

Frequently Asked Questions

Who designed the Dancing Squares lamps?

The Dancing Squares lamps were designed by Nendo, the Tokyo-based studio led by Oki Sato. Known for work that sits at the boundary of sculpture and product design, Nendo first presented this piece in a 2011 solo exhibition before it entered production through Specimen Editions.

What is Specimen Editions known for?

Specimen Editions is a French publisher of limited and small-batch design objects, frequently collaborating with internationally recognized designers to bring exhibition works and conceptual pieces into careful, considered production.

Can the Dancing Squares lamp be hardwired as a pendant?

Yes. The lamp ships with a 75-inch cord that can be hardwired for use as a suspension lamp or fitted with the included plug for floor or table placement, making it adaptable to a range of installation scenarios.

What sizes does the Dancing Squares lamp come in?

The lamp is available in three heights: 34 cm, 54 cm, and 74 cm. Each size carries the same geometric logic, but reads differently in space, from an intimate tabletop object to a commanding floor presence.

How does the steel construction affect the quality of light?

The folded steel sphere is defined by a precise pattern of open voids and solid planes. Light passes through the openings and is partially reflected off the steel surfaces, projecting a layered, directional glow that varies depending on the lamp's orientation and the surrounding architecture.

Designer

Nendo
Shoehorn

Nendo

A globally acclaimed Japanese design studio known for poetic minimalism, playful innovation, and thoughtful objects that reveal unexpected moments in everyday life.