Tama Pendant Light

The rod runs cleanly through the centre of the globe, entering and exiting at precise points. The G4 bulb sits at the intersection — available in Warm White or Cool White depending on the version selected. Available in three sizes and three finishes, Tama adjusts to room scale and palette rather than imposing on either. The 1.5 m cable adjusts at installation, so the pendant always sits at exactly the right height.

A single Tama above a bedside table replaces the nightstand lamp without taking up any surface space — the light arrives from above, the table stays clear. Two or three pieces clustered above a dining table or kitchen island, hung at different heights, create a composition that is both deliberate and effortless. The brass hardware ties them together; the varying heights prevent them from becoming repetitive.

By day, the clear glass catches and bends the natural light around it, turning itself into a quiet lens that reflects the window, the ceiling, the objects on the table below. By evening it becomes its own source — warm, omnidirectional, intimate. Hung above a dark surface, it doubles: the globe above and its reflection below, two circles of amber light.

Tama Pendant Light reduces the idea of a pendant to two elements: a sphere of clear glass and a warm point of light at its centre. The brass rod that passes through the globe holds the bulb precisely in position, visible from every angle — a filament suspended inside a globe of air. There is no shade, no diffuser, no structure to interpret. Only the glass, the light, and the warm glow it casts outward in all directions.