Terzani I Lucci Argentati Pendant

Terzani I Lucci Argentati Pendant from Terzani, designed by Dodo Arslan, is a sculptural ceiling pendant that takes its cue from a school of fish. The composition uses overlapping thin metal plates to create a horizontal, undulating form suited to long tables and large open spaces.

The design intent is fluid and organic: multiple elliptical plates are arranged in a modular sequence to produce a sense of movement and rhythm. The pendant is available in White, Brushed Gold and Brushed Nickel finishes and can be configured in varying sizes to suit a scheme.

Construction is based on numerous thin, leaf-like metal plates layered to form a visually light profile while retaining a substantial horizontal presence. The plates are suspended on multiple thin vertical support cables which create an airy, floating effect.

Light sources are integrated within or behind the layered plates so illumination is delivered both upwards and downwards. Thin horizontal incisions along the lower sections allow a controlled escape of light, producing a refined interplay of ambience, warmth and shadow across the metallic surfaces.

Installation requires multiple suspension points to support the horizontal span; the pendant is especially appropriate above dining and meeting tables or in reception spaces. Manufacturer warranty is two years. Specifics such as driver, dimming compatibility and lamp inclusions should be confirmed from technical documentation at the point of specification.

At Lighting Design Online we frame this pendant as part of making the right lighting decision: its modular geometry and discreet detailing allow confident specification for long-span applications. We combine practical project support with clear product knowledge so the outcome is an assured, high-quality result for considered interiors.