Pablo Designs Solis Flush

The Pablo Designs Solis Flush does something most ceiling fixtures miss entirely - it turns light into an actual visual experience instead of just brightening a room. Designer Carmine Deganello was going for the archetypal form of sunlight, and what resulted is this laser-cut polyester shade tensioned between two polished steel rings that creates shimmering rays and radiating patterns across your ceiling and walls. The perforated pattern filters the LED light into these sunburst-like rays that cast both direct illumination and ambient glow, so you get functional lighting plus this layer of texture and drama that changes throughout the day. Available in White, Silver, or Black finishes, each working with different interior styles without trying too hard. Perfect for spaces where you want the fixture to integrate architecturally rather than hanging down - hallways, bedrooms, living rooms, or anywhere low ceilings make pendants impractical but you still want something more interesting than basic builder fixtures.

What sets Solis Flush apart is how it merges with the ceiling plane instead of just sitting on it like most flush mounts - the tensioned fabric shade creates this sense of weightlessness that makes the fixture feel intentional rather than like an afterthought. The dual-ring system delivers balanced illumination through those radial apertures while creating shadow play that genuinely makes spaces feel different. The integrated LED puts out 950 lumens at 2700K with 90 CRI, so you're getting warm, color-accurate light that actually renders your space properly. Fully dimmable for controlling mood from bright task lighting down to subtle ambient glow. The fire-retardant polyester fabric is lightweight but substantial, and the whole thing ships flat-packed for easier installation. UL listed components and CE certified mean it meets safety standards. When you install multiple Solis fixtures in series, they create visual rhythm along hallways or open spaces, anchoring to the architectural plane while defining sightlines in ways single fixtures never could.

Pablo Designs, founded in San Francisco by Venezuelan-born designer Pablo Pardo in 1993, collaborates with experimental designers like Milan-based Carmine Deganello who prioritize materiality and innovation. The studio approaches lighting as a way to transform environments through both technical excellence and poetic design, creating fixtures that invite new relationships with light sources rather than just meeting functional requirements. Their commitment to lasting solutions means focusing on quality materials, thoughtful engineering, and designs that feel timeless rather than trendy.