The Tandem

Two arcs working in unison produce something that neither achieves independently: a resolved compositional overhead presence whose paired geometry reads as deliberate design intention rather than doubled fixture quantity. The Tandem's metal and glass dual arc construction carries that compositional logic overhead: a pendant whose twin glass elements give hotels, drawing rooms, and bedroom environments an overhead presence built from geometric pairing rather than singular form, each arc completing the other's spatial argument rather than simply repeating it.

The glass elements carry optical clarity across both arc profiles simultaneously, their paired transparency allowing the metal construction's geometric precision to read through the pendant's body from every viewing angle. Metal hardware resolves the dual arc's structural requirements with fabrication conviction, its finish providing material continuity between both glass elements that unifies the paired construction into a single considered overhead statement.

Light travels through both glass arcs in a coordinated dual wash, restaurant and drawing room surfaces receiving twin light events that merge into unified overhead illumination, bedroom environments gaining the kind of considered paired overhead presence that makes private spaces feel architecturally resolved rather than merely furnished with a pendant selected for convenient single-unit adequacy.