Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 5

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 3

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 5

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 3

Vine Ceiling Light: Color

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 5

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 3

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 5

Vine Ceiling Light: Color + Vine 3

Vine Ceiling Light: Color

ANDlight × Caine Heintzman

Vine Ceiling Light: Color

$2,495 – $3,840

$3,840

SKU: ANDL-VIN-5-C-CY-120

$3,840

SKU: ANDL-VIN-5-C-CY-230

$2,495

SKU: ANDL-VIN-3-C-CY-120

$2,495

SKU: ANDL-VIN-3-C-CY-230

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Spec Sheet

Description

Bright cadmium yellow adds panache to designer Caine Heintzman's ceiling offshoot from his boldly proportioned Vine series. Offered in set lengths of 3 or 5 modules, it multiplies the effect of each individual arc with exaggerated opal glass globes at each end. Suspended vertically from its flush ceiling mount, the glowing LED array makes a powerful impression while retaining a remarkably modest footprint.

Specifications

Size

Vine 3: 15" h x 16.5" w x 16.5" d (38x42x42cm)
Vine 5: 22.4" h x 16.5" w x 16.5" d (57x42x42cm)
Canopy: 5.1" dia (13cm)
Cord length: 95.7" (243cm)

Material

Steel, opal glass globe

Technical

UL listed
G9
Color temperature: 3000K
Dimmable

Details

Made in Canada

Brand

ANDlight

Vancouver-based ANDlight reflects creative director Lukas Peet’s aim to imbue his designs with a timeless spirit and deeply thought-out functionality. Influenced as a child by his jewelry designer father, he attended the prestigious Design Academy Eindhoven in the Netherlands before returning to Canada and cofounding the company with partners Caine Heintzman and Matt Davis “with the intent to challenge existing standards in lighting,” he says.

There is also a touch of playfulness in pieces like the Button series, with its tilting circular LED face or Orbit with its allusion to the solar system. Inspiration can come from anywhere but he wants each piece to be unique, with an attention to detail afforded by keeping all of the production close by in Canada. “Everything has to have a unique little angle,” Lukas says. “If you’re a musician or an artist or a designer, your whole life should revolve around creating new things—not copying someone else.”