How to compose with Halo Jewel?

Designed by Martín Azúa and available in both linear and circular configurations, Halo Jewel elevates its surroundings with a sense of serenity and poise. Defined by formal rigour, each volume is conceived as an integrated whole. Vertical lines and horizontal rings hover delicately in the air, washing the space with a bright, fluid light.

Each fixture is suspended from the ceiling by a length of slender, artisan-crafted steel in a choice of gold or sleek black finishes. Much like a jewelry setting, the steel armature both complements and secures the diffuser.

With Composing Pendants, Halo Jewel breaks free from the limitations of traditional electrical systems. A single luminaire can flow freely through space, or multiple pieces can be suspended at will, connected to a single connection point.

The linear fixtures channel light with vertical precision, defining a contemporary visual language that elevates residential hallways or living spaces. Suspended in clusters, the suspended lines interact, creating a sense of movement and rhythm as light flows between them. Composed in symmetrical or asymmetrical harmony, they form a striking statement piece for commercial or public spaces such as galleries or hotel lobbies.

The halo, by contrast, assumes an ethereal air. Its understated silhouette creates a distinctive “aura”, casting a warm, ambient glow over a dining room table. Blending light, space and materiality, the rings hover weightlessly, suspended at varying angles by ultra fine threads. Distilled to their essence, their gentle orbits suggest balance and motion, a moment captured in time.

The collection offers infinite compositional possibilities, though its linear and circular forms can never be combined. Discreet remote and recessed installation options maintain visual continuity, while surface-mounted and free-wire options adapt to more complex ceilings, allowing each composition to integrate seamlessly into any context.