The Margin Pendant Light by New Works brings a softer edge to modern lighting. Its layered fabric ...The Margin Pendant Light by New Works brings a softer edge to modern lighting. Its layered fabric shade creates a warm, diffused glow, giving off a calm and understated presence. With its sculptural shape and textile finish, it works well over dining tables, in living rooms, or as a gentle focal point in quieter corners. Designed with both function and form in mind, it doesn’t shout for attention but adds a thoughtful detail to any space. The use of tactile materials and the gentle play of light make it feel more like a design object than a typical fitting. Available in a range of sizes – get in touch if you’d like help choosing the right version for your room. The Margin Pendant, by Swedish designer John Asbury, offers a subtle, graphic reinterpretation of the classic light fixture. With its superimposed Lampshades in Natural Linen, this sculptural piece explores the toy of volumes to create a luminous presence that's both soft and assertive. Its two interlocking cylinders diffuse felted light, directed mainly downwards. Fabric filters intensity, softens contours and warms the atmosphere, creating warm, glare-free lighting. A central steel tube running through the structure refines the aesthetic and asserts the Pendant's contemporary identity. Minimalist and graphic, Margin finds its place above an elegant dinner table, in a streamlined living room or a Japanese-inspired bedroom. Its large format allows it to dress up a space with lightness, without visual overload. It's a luminaire designed to structure a room while adding a soothing, textile dimension. Refined design by John Asbury - Superimposed volumes in soft, luminous Natural Linen - Diffused, glare-free downward light - Central graphic element in black powder steel - Architectural silhouette ideal for minimalist or wabi-sabi interiors - Fabric cable for a meticulous finish down to the last detail. Give your interior a sculpted light with Margin, a timeless Pendant where classicism revisited and Nordic purity come together in perfect harmony.
The Margin Pendant Light by New Works brings a softer edge to modern lighting. Its layered fabric shade creates a warm, diffused glow, giving off a calm and understated presence. With its sculptural shape and textile finish, it works well over dining tables, in living rooms, or as a gentle focal point in quieter corners. Designed with both function and form in mind, it doesn’t shout for attention but adds a thoughtful detail to any space. The use of tactile materials and the gentle play of light make it feel more like a design object than a typical fitting. Available in a range of sizes – get in touch if you’d like help choosing the right version for your room. The Margin Pendant, by Swedish designer John Asbury, offers a subtle, graphic reinterpretation of the classic light fixture. With its superimposed Lampshades in Natural Linen, this sculptural piece explores the toy of volumes to create a luminous presence that's both soft and assertive. Its two interlocking cylinders diffuse felted light, directed mainly downwards. Fabric filters intensity, softens contours and warms the atmosphere, creating warm, glare-free lighting. A central steel tube running through the structure refines the aesthetic and asserts the Pendant's contemporary identity. Minimalist and graphic, Margin finds its place above an elegant dinner table, in a streamlined living room or a Japanese-inspired bedroom. Its large format allows it to dress up a space with lightness, without visual overload. It's a luminaire designed to structure a room while adding a soothing, textile dimension. Refined design by John Asbury - Superimposed volumes in soft, luminous Natural Linen - Diffused, glare-free downward light - Central graphic element in black powder steel - Architectural silhouette ideal for minimalist or wabi-sabi interiors - Fabric cable for a meticulous finish down to the last detail. Give your interior a sculpted light with Margin, a timeless Pendant where classicism revisited and Nordic purity come together in perfect harmony.