Nordic exquisite PH 3½-3 metal chandelier with Japanese style

Imagine a quiet summer, with the chirping of cicadas outside the window, the gurgling of the Kamogawa River in the distance, and the gentle tinkling of wind chimes in the evening breeze - Kyoto, this ancient city, contains every brick and tile a rich history from ancient times to the present. Bits and pieces of life in Kyoto.

Kyokando, which was transformed by Servant Architecture Space, is built from an old traditional wooden low house Machiya. The strong Japanese style inside the house delicately outlines the urban style unique to Kyoto.

The space of Kyokando Machiya is filled with an intertwined combination of old and new objects, adding modern elements to the ancient feel. Louis Poulsen 's PH 3½-3 Pendant metal chandelier is used in the lobby. The soft color and metal material on the surface of the lampshade show the center of Nordic design. The rigor and refinement, combined with the unique retro warmth of Jingkuantang, inspire the beautiful material combination of classic metal and wood, and feel the passage of time, creating a unique conflicting and harmonious beauty.

The PH 3½-3 metal chandelier is shaped like overlapping shells. It is an excellent fusion of lighting functionality and decoration. The light source cannot be seen from any angle, and the soft light source is produced through the surrounding masking design. It’s beautiful when the lights are on; it’s also beautiful when it’s not on. When placed independently or when placed together with other indoor objects, its beauty is still not diminished. It is always so suitable for existing in any style of environment.