Milana Shade Pendant Light Voltage:120V Originally conceived as a necessary

Originally conceived as a necessary light for workspaces in 1951 by Axel Wedel Madsen

Bensen’s armless chaise can stand alone or be part of an alfresco sectional on the patio or poolside

The modular components can be easily reconfigured

with a band of wood raising the full-length reflection off the floor

Finnish designer Kasper Nyman took inspiration from a folded paper cone for the seat with its signature drop-shaped inset and it became a reality via new woodworking technology

Milana Shade Pendant Light Voltage:120V Originally conceived as a necessaryDescription With its slim line and crisp cone shade, Milana hews to the modernist credo "Less is more." Barcelona designer Jaume Ramrez follows in that vein with a simple suspended cylinder and adds the crisply geometric shade, both in sleek lacquered aluminum. Marset's minimalist fixture incorporates a built in LED to create a overall glow of illumination when reflected from inside the shade as well as a narrow ribbon of light at the top.