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Bangkok Pendant Lamp Collection

Alexey Danilin's Bangkok Pendant Lamp Collection draws inspiration from the tiered design of ancient Thai temple architecture, reflecting the principles of the Buddhist universe. The lamps consist of two or three glass elements, stylized in concise forms to create a completely illuminated interior, reminiscent of Thai temples. LED boards covered with matte diffusers provide soft, diffuse lighting.

The materials for the lamps were carefully selected to mimic the glossy gold exteriors of Thai temples, resulting in a play of light and glare. The collection offers three designs that fit together to resemble temple complexes, with customizable elements to reduce environmental impact in manufacturing.

Technical specifications include a color temperature of 3000 K, protection rating of IP20, color rendering index of 85 CRI, beam angle of 120°, voltage of AC 220-240 V, power of 11 W, and luminous flux of 1000 lm.

For the convenience of users, the wire heights are adjustable to create varied compositions, and a special ceiling bowl houses the driver with magnetic mounts to eliminate visual noise. Each lamp produces a luminous flux of at least 1000 lumens, suitable for accent, probe, or main room lighting.

The Bangkok Pendant Lamp Collection project commenced in April 2022 in Moscow and concluded in August 2022, with an exhibition at Interlight Russia 2022 in September 2022. The design process involved extensive research into the interaction of light with glass, drawing inspiration from the skillful use of light in ancient Buddhist temples.

Alexey Danilin, along with the design team, overcame creative, technical, and research challenges to bring the Bangkok Pendant Lamp Collection to life, resulting in a prestigious Golden A' Design Award in 2024.

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