Name: Eos Esther Pendant
Brand: Umage • Søren Ravn Christensen
SKU: UMA-3024/4007
Price: 324.00 USD
Availability: InStock

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Spec Sheet

Description

Esther appears as a slim and elegant feathery cloud floating below the ceiling. The oval pendant can be rotated and hang at 4 different angles, mesmerizing on its own or in dramatic groupings with other sizes and shapes from Eos, the line of recycled feather-covered lights from Danish maker Umage. Suggested by Greek mythology and named for the goddess of the dawn, designer Soren Ravn Christensens creation spreads warmly diffused illumination and is available in 2 sizes. Flat-packed for eco-conscious shipping, its easily assembled and requires but a gust of air from a hairdryer for easy cleaning.

Specifications

Size

Shade
- Mini: 6.3" h x 20.5" w x 17.3" d (16x52x44cm)
- Medium: 8.7" h x 26" w x 20.5" d (16x61xcm)
- Large: 9.4" h x 31.1" w x 25.2" d (24x79x64cm)
Canopy: 1" h x 5.5" dia (2.5x14cm)
Cable length: 83" (211cm)

Material

Goose feathers, steel

Technical

UL listed
E26
Bulb not included

Details

Easily cleaned with hair dryer

Brand

Umage

Not many people would give a successful brand a name-changing reboot but that’s exactly what Søren Ravyn Christian did with Umage, which aptly translates from the Danish as making an extra effort. Formerly lighting label Vita Copenhagen, the relaunched company also branched into furniture, boldly debuting 15 pieces in a single swoop. For Søren, it’s all about problem solving: “Our design ethos is to look at a design and think how can we make this functional?... How can we make the annoying and unattractive, functional and attractive?”

The answer is range of thoughtful offerings, from the feathered Eos pendant light to the sculptural Reader chair and multipurpose Lounge Around seating. All Umage products are flat-packed in stylish boxes, to simplfy global logistics, make the products more accessible and minimize the carbon footprint. “It means putting in the extra effort with all our designs and the whole journey and process of that piece,” Soren says. “It means being clever with packaging so we are not shipping something across the oceans that is 90% air.”