RBW Mori Pendant

The RBW Mori Pendant introduces a completely different approach to pendant lighting with its innovative resilient webbed TPU skin stretched over a wire frame, creating this organic, almost textile-like quality that feels both futuristic and surprisingly natural. The matte lacquer finish gives the webbed surface a sophisticated depth that changes subtly as light filters through it, creating patterns and textures that shift throughout the day depending on ambient lighting conditions. What's fascinating about this material approach is how it manages to feel both high-tech and handcrafted at the same time - the wire frame provides structural integrity while the webbed skin creates this soft, almost breathing quality that makes the pendant feel alive in a way that rigid materials simply can't achieve.

The performance delivers solid functionality from this unconventional format, with 532 lumens providing ample task or ambient lighting while the unique materials create this beautiful, diffused glow that eliminates harsh shadows and creates inviting pools of light. The 9W power consumption keeps energy costs minimal while the 50,000-hour LED lifespan means you're installing lighting that will perform consistently for decades, even with the innovative materials involved. The damp location rating gives you flexibility to use it in kitchens, bathrooms, or covered outdoor spaces where traditional fabric or paper shades would fail, making this material innovation practical as well as visually compelling.

RBW approaches lighting design with this willingness to explore completely new material territories, understanding that the best fixtures often come from rethinking fundamental assumptions about how light fixtures should be constructed and what they should feel like in space. Their commitment to pushing beyond traditional glass and metal approaches reflects their philosophy that lighting should enhance how spaces feel on an emotional level, not just provide adequate illumination. The brand focuses on creating pieces that surprise and delight while solving real lighting challenges, ensuring their fixtures contribute something genuinely new to how people experience and interact with their environments.