In short
Circular pendants such as Talla bring a soft ring of light to meeting rooms, breakout spaces, receptions and hospitality, in many diameters and direct or direct/indirect versions.
Not every space suits a straight line. Circular pendants soften rectilinear rooms and bring focus to tables and gathering spaces.
Where rings work
- Over round or square meeting tables
- Breakout and lounge areas
- Receptions and atria
- Restaurants, cafés and hotel lobbies
Sizes and layering
Talla comes in many diameters. Combine sizes at different heights, or nest rings, for a sculptural feature.
Direct or direct/indirect
Direct/indirect rings also light the ceiling, which makes rooms feel brighter and calmer.
Slim option
Talla Slim has a 24 mm deep body for an especially refined look.
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What is a circular pendant light?
A ring-shaped suspended luminaire that gives a soft circle of light, often used over tables and in breakout or reception areas.
Can circular pendants be mixed with linear lighting?
Yes. Many schemes use linear pendants over desks and circular pendants in meeting, breakout and reception areas.
