Resident's Circus Pendant Lights Connect Endlessly
Joey Haar — April 14, 2017 — Art & Design
References: resident.co.nz & dezeen
New Zealand-based design brand Resident has created a set of lights called the Circus pendant. Designed to link together like a chain, the pendant light fixture could theoretically extend infinitely, giving consumers the ability to shape and extend their pendant as they see fit.
As far as the circus goes, one of the most iconic images is the ring. Of course, the classical circus was defined by how many rings it opened, and even certain circus purveyors named themselves after the shape (like the Ringling Brothers.) Resident's Circus pendant takes inspiration from a different part of the circus, though: the magic show. The rings that make up the light fixture interlock like the instantly recognizable magic act props, though Resident's rings aren't likely to magically disconnect from one another.
As far as the circus goes, one of the most iconic images is the ring. Of course, the classical circus was defined by how many rings it opened, and even certain circus purveyors named themselves after the shape (like the Ringling Brothers.) Resident's Circus pendant takes inspiration from a different part of the circus, though: the magic show. The rings that make up the light fixture interlock like the instantly recognizable magic act props, though Resident's rings aren't likely to magically disconnect from one another.
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