The Ringo lighting by Joan Gaspar for Marset is a pendant and ceiling lamp made from transparent rotomoulded polycarbonate. The design uses a rounded geometric form that resembles a block of ice, with a dimpled surface texture that creates optical reflections similar to blown glass. It is designed for large interior spaces with high ceilings, including contract and hospitality environments.
The fixture is available in pendant and ceiling-mounted versions and comes in two sizes, 70 cm and 90 cm in diameter. It can be installed with a fixed ceiling mount, suspended, or mounted on a rigid stem with optional extension poles to adjust height. The lamp is produced in finishes including green, rosé, smoked, and dark smoked. It uses an integrated LED light source with selectable colour temperatures of 2700K, 3000K, and 4000K, designed to diffuse light evenly through the translucent shell.
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What Makes This Trend Stand Out
- Translucent Polycarbonate Lighting
- The use of rotomoulded translucent polycarbonate allows large-scale, lightweight fixtures that mimic glass aesthetics while enabling new forms of optical diffusion and impact-resistant installation.
- Adjustable Modular Fixture Systems
- Height-adjustable pendants with interchangeable mounts and extension poles enable scalable configurations that adapt to varied ceiling heights and spatial programming in a single product family.
- Integrated Tunable-white LED Diffusion
- Fixtures with built-in LEDs offering selectable colour temperatures create opportunities for luminaires that blend architectural illumination with human-centric light modulation and simplified electrical integration.
Sectors Adopting This
- Hospitality Interiors
- Hotel lobbies and restaurants benefit from oversized sculptural lighting that delivers visual drama and brand-defining atmospheres while meeting durability and maintenance demands.
- Commercial Contract Lighting
- Large open-plan offices and public buildings demand fixtures that combine customizable mounting options and consistent light diffusion for cohesive, high-ceiling environments.
- Sustainable Material Manufacturing
- Producers of engineered polymers and recycled resins can capitalize on demand for glass-like, recyclable alternatives that reduce weight, breakage risk, and transportation carbon footprint.
