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ÉLAN
The arms on the Charter Collection xtures can be moved however the end-user prefers. LED illumination is emi ed from each faux wood plank to position light exactly where it is needed. Polished Nickel accents completes the Mid-Century Modern aesthetic. The collection includes a chandelier as well as a wall sconce. www.elan-lighting.com
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CERNO
Designed and made in California, the Lenis linear luminaire debuted at ICFF and represents an aesthetic deviation for the company by featuring so er lines with more pronounced curves. The design has personal meaning to the three founders, who fondly recall building a boat together as childhood friends 23 years ago in one of their Southern California backyards. The Lenis pays homage to their friendship, roots, and passion for the ocean. The team’s shared love for sur ng, sailing, and spending time at the beach inspired the structure and form of this light. The xture is constructed of precisely bent elements wrapped in form- ing fabric to resemble a boat hull, but with a subtle twist. www.cernogroup.com
CP LIGHTING
Designed by Christopher Poehlmann, the organically themed P3d series Leaf Nouveau pendant pairs a 3-D printed nylon shade with an aluminum body and 5-wa LED. The leaf shade can be ordered in Green or White and the post length may be customized to suit a particular installation. The pendant comes with a dimmable, 12vDC LED module; however, a non-dimming 120v module is available by request. www.cplighting.com
KUZCO
The Oxford pendant features a lightly textured cylinder with elongated perforations along the central black aluminum casting. It emits LED light from a 45-degree integrated re ector for subtle illumination.
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