It is a collection of majestic pendant lamps in which two different types of materials and two different principles are confronted: the softness of the round curves of transparent blown glass and the rigidity of the ecru rope. The resulting design is surprising, rectilinear and at the same time decent. The full and round shapes of varying proportions are cut by a robust rope that apparently deforms the glass bottom, creating an effect of plasticity and elasticity. The knot at which the rope ends is the characteristic and artistic element of the concept. The luminous ICE of the bulb is elegantly covered with a pressed metal part, protected underneath by a manually blown opaline diffuser. Another metal component serves as the end of the rope. KNOT lamps are ideal for private or public interiors, and not just for hanging over dining tables.

The collection is made up of four pendant lamps and different varieties of colors.