Random, Design by Chia–Ying Lee, 2017

Designed by Chia-Ying Lee, Random conjures up images of frothy bubbles dancing playfully in the wind. Random emulates the ephemeral nature of bubbles with perfectly smooth blown glass that is resistant to temperature fluctuations. Slender metal wires support the three spheres measuring 18, 14 and 12 cm in diameter. A thin metal cylinder houses the cables of each sphere and creates a cluster of lights. Random experiences a modification of the driver, which must be housed in the canopy.

Suspended on the power cord, Random diffuses a soft light with warmer (2700k) or colder (3000k) colour temperature* emitted by the three 1W LEDs, one for each of the three blown glass spheres. The LED light source is positioned in a silicone seat in the upper part of the light. The colour rendering index (CRI) of 90 retains the true colour of objects.

The innate playful nature of Random conjures up emotion-filled light effects. It can be used on its own to illuminate a table or in clusters to light larger areas in the home. With a choice of seven colour options, Random interprets the concept of a random composition in a creative and fun way. The different finishes offer ample freedom in composing sets of effervescent blends of light creating a dynamic dialogue with the setting in which they are suspended.