Designed by James Bartlett for Innermost, the Brixton Cluster's eye-catching hanging pendants form a beautiful hanging decoration that is a true showpiece chandelier.
Inspired by the Victorian railway and residential architecture of south London, the Brixton Cluster chandelier is remarkably simplistic whilst maintaining a strong engineered aesthetic. Invigorated by the octangle turrets that appear on an array of buildings from medieval castles and later Victorian architecture, the strategically superintended design, conveys an impression of wealth, power and strength. Giving the user creative control, the pendants are suspended around a circular disk allowing the clusters to be arranged into various patterns. Arranged as a down-lit cluster chandelier, the cords themselves criss-cross to create decorative geometric patterns projecting shadows upon neighbouring surfaces. Suitable for residential or corporate settings, the Brixton Cluster Light is sure to arouse conversation whilst continuing to be a stylish and contemporary light source.
