Tom Raffield Bue Linear Trio Pendant Light PS_HAY_LIGHTING Originally conceived in 1960 while

Originally conceived in 1960 while Bekken was working at the pioneering interior firm Rastad & Relling Tegnekontor

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allowing the light to settle gently around it rather than project too sharply

It's produced with the bozzolo technique that consists of applying threads of molten glass that create an organic texture

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Tom Raffield Bue Linear Trio Pendant Light PS_HAY_LIGHTING Originally conceived in 1960 whileThe Bue Linear Trio Pendant Light from Tom Raffield is a pendant light that brings three shades together in a simple linear arrangement, sitting neatly above kitchen islands, dining tables or hallway runs where a bit of structure overhead feels right. It uses three hand glazed ceramic dome shades, each suspended from a rectangular oak ceiling rose. The ceramic gives it a softer, more tactile feel compared to the timber led designs in the range, while