Innermost Milan
Product Launches
March 2017
Product: Panel Chandelier
Material: Stainless Steel
Colourways: Polished+Brushed Steel, Polished+Brushed Copper, Polished+Brushed
Bronze
Sizes: 75cm + 115cm ring Chandeliers
Date available (UK landed): Late Summer
Price RRP: 75cm: $5000 / 115cm: $8000 USD
Special options available: Customisable Panels/colourways can be quoted
Specifications: LED Strip. Dimmable, 24v + 36V Lutron + Triac Dimmable
Designers name: Steve Jones
Story behind the design: Panel came from experimentation with materials and forms
that allowed a mix of finishes. The use of both polished and matt surfaces were inspired
by contemporary jewellery as well as architectural metal cladding.
USP: Clients have been requesting more choice in the same product area as some of
the Delightful chandeliers. We wanted to develop a product in classic finishes but with a
much more contemporary feel. The success of Facet has shown the popularity of the
flatter format product.
Panel
Product: Brixton Spot Pendant
Material: Aluminium
Colourways: Gloss White or Anodised Copper
Sizes: 11cm and 20cm
Date available (UK landed): Oct 2017
Price RRP: $220-250 USD
Special options available: N/A
Specifications: 500lm LED Spot. 3000k
Designers name: James Bartlett
Story behind the design: Brixton is inspired by the Victorian railway and residential
architecture of south London. Octagonal turrets that appear on the buildings were the
starting point for this product series, which has a strong engineered aesthetic.
Story behind the name: Take a walk around Brixton and other areas of south London to
see the Victorian railway architecture that inspired this design.
USP: The spot pendants are extremely flexible for a range of installation options, with a
solid, industrial feel.
Brixton Spot Pendant
Product: Brixton Spot Cluster Chandelier
Material: Aluminium
Colourways: Gloss White and Copper Anodised
Sizes: 11cm/20cm Unit with 80cm disc and many arrangements
Date available (UK landed): Oct 2017
Price RRP: $2000-$4000 USD
Designers name: James Bartlett
Story behind the design: Brixton is inspired by the Victorian railway and residential
architecture of south London. Octagonal turrets that appear on the buildings were the
starting point for this product series, which has a strong engineered aesthetic.
Story behind the name: Take a walk around Brixton and other areas of south
London to see the Victorian railway architecture that inspired this design.
USP: The clusters can be arranged in various patterns to give various design options.
Arranged as a down-lit cluster chandelier, the cords themselves criss-cross to create
decorative geometric patterns.
Brixton Spot Cluster
Product: Brixton Wall
Material: Aluminium
Colourways
Size: 30cm H x 15cm W
Date available (UK landed): Late Autumn 2017
Price RRP: Region of $400 USD
Specifications: 500lm LED Spot. 3000k
Designers name: James Bartlett
Story behind the design: Brixton is inspired by the Victorian railway and residential
architecture of south London. Octagonal turrets that appear on the buildings were the
starting point for this product series, which has a strong engineered aesthetic.
Story behind the name: Take a walk around Brixton and other areas of south
London to see the Victorian railway architecture that inspired this design.
USP: A simplistic and classic up-lighter mounted on a wall plate, giving a strong
industrial feel.
Brixton Wall
Product: Brixton Modular Chandelier
Material: Aluminium
Colourways: Gloss White/Brushed Silver + Anodised Copper/Brushed Charcoal
Sizes: Crown - 54cm W x 11cm H / Mesh - 109 cm W x 74cm H / Cylinder - 73cm W
x 103cm H
Date available (UK landed): Oct 2017
Price RRP: $1700-$8000+ USD
Special options available: We can quote different ‘arrangements’ on request. For
bespoke requests the possibilities are endless.
Specifications: 300lm units, 2700k
Designers name: James Bartlett
Story behind the design: Brixton is inspired by the Victorian railway and residential
architecture of south London. Octagonal turrets that appear on the buildings were the
starting point for this product series, which has a strong engineered aesthetic.
Story behind the name: Take a walk around Brixton and other areas of south
London to see the Victorian railway architecture that inspired this design.
Brixton Modular Chandelier
USP: Modular design allows many different configurations. This chandelier do not
have any cords and uses only ultra thin bars to connect each octagonal module. The
lenses point upward giving many scattered lights reflections; the effect mimics a
traditional chandelier, with many points of light.
Product: Kepler
Material: Polycarbonate and Steel
Colourways: Charcoal
Sizes: 65cm and 95cm
Date available (UK landed): Late Autumn 2017
Price RRP: To be confirmed.
Special options available: Not likely to suit special versions for low
volumes.
Designers name: COHDA
Story behind the design: Kepler is a light that multiplies single LEDs
over a large thin surface. With the use of innovative materials the light
is widely refracted giving the illusion of infinity... The fine material,
which has been likened to hosiery from the fashion industry, creates a
fascinating effect, like a kaleidoscope of light rays.
Story behind the name: Mathematician, astronomer, and astrologer
Johannes Kepler discovered the Supernova in 1604.
Kepler
USP: With Kepler there is an opportunity to create huge and
impressive light installations using very compact and lightweight
fittings.
Product: Doric
Material: Resin
Colourways: White Marble, Rose Marble, Matt White
Sizes: 8cm, 28cm, 60cm
Date available (UK landed): July/ August 2017
Price RRP: 8cm=$225, 28cm=$450, 60cm=$1000
Large size will likely feature a spherical glass diffuser.
Special options available: Special colours would start from an MOQ of
100 units.
Specifications: 400 - 1000 lm, 2700K - 6000K
Designers name: James Bartlett
Story behind the design: Inspired by the forms of ancient columns and
pillars, the traditional forms have been subverted so that the classical
scalloped detail encircles the interior of the shade. This detail can
therefore only be seen from certain angles, revealing a form that is not
unlike the crimped edge of a seashell. Special resin gives appearance of
marble, but is lightweight and translucent.
Story behind the name: The name Doric refers to an ancient Greek
order of architecture.
Doric
USP: An amazing price level that sits way below other marble look
shades but delivers greater options in size and finish.