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Munari 6
Lutz Pankow's pendant of six LED spheres on black metal rods, 1200 mm across
1200 × 450 × 1200 mm
Approx. $1,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)
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Description
Overview
Munari 6 is a pendant light with six light sources, black metal rods and integrated LED spheres, by Lutz Pankow for DCW éditions. Its sculptural structure of spheres and rods suggests, for some, magnetic field lines or a constellation of planets. This version is pre-assembled, so only the canopy has to be attached before it is hung.
Construction
- Materials: steel, polycarbonate, aluminium
- Light sources: six integrated LED spheres
- Canopy: Ø 240 mm
- Cable: black, 5 m, with a minimum drop of 600 mm
Specifications
- Ø 1200 mm, 450 mm high; net weight 2.4 kg
- 20 W, 2400 K, 3840 lm (nominal value); dimmable by TRIAC
- IP20, Class 1, 220-240 V (110 V in the US-market version)
Story
Between sculpture and luminaire
Munari moves between sculpture and luminaire with lightness and elegance. The spheres and the rods form a logical balance and a poetic structure, one that suggests magnetic field lines or a constellation of planets.
A scientific construction set
Lutz Pankow conceived Munari like a scientific construction set, a graphic pendant that evokes a magnetic vortex. The Munari 6 is the six-sphere pendant, and the pre-assembled version needs only the canopy attached before hanging.

Collection
Munari
Munari by Lutz Pankow for DCW éditions: graphic pendants conceived like a scientific game, with integrated LED spheres on metal rods, in three versions.
