Bloom Pendant studio concept visual in natural fibre, warm opal light Design concept visual
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Bloom Pendant in the all-day dining concept scene
Room context

PHH · PHH-FB-04

Bloom Pendant

Layered woven petals filter light above the dining tables.

Bloom Pendant is an original concept piece developed for the Palm House Hotel Collection. Layered woven petals filter light above the dining tables.

Concept status

Visual and specification direction only. Final construction, compliance, testing and commercial feasibility follow project selection.

Applications
Restaurants, cafés, bars and private dining rooms
Concept dimensions
Ø 620 × H 430 mm plus drop
Material direction
Woven fibre, powder-coated internal frame, opal diffuser

Room context · All-Day Dining

Dining in the Garden

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Bloom Pendant shown in the all-day dining concept scene
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Concept Sheet

A clear starting point for project development.

The dimensions and materials establish design intent. They are expected to evolve around the project brief, factory engineering, mock-up findings and applicable standards.

Natural Teak

Natural Teak

Woven Cane

Woven Cane

Botanical Textile

Botanical Textile

Concept code
PHH-FB-04
Applications
Restaurants, cafés, bars and private dining rooms
Concept dimensions
Ø 620 × H 430 mm plus drop
Material direction
Woven fibre, powder-coated internal frame, opal diffuser
Construction intent
Concept-stage decorative pendant with serviceable light source, project suspension and coordinated dimming.
Finish direction
Natural fibre, warm opal light
Customisation scope
Diameter, drop, diffuser, finish, grouping, dimming and project voltage
Development status
Concept design only. Final engineering, mock-up, performance testing and factory approval are required before manufacture.

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