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These pendant and wall fixtures are elegant, playful, and efficient.

Modula Suspension

Powered on or off, this linear pendant from Slamp engages visually, with a sculptural lens offered in two different textures: Plissé, which sports wavy ridges, and Crystal (pictured), with the appearance of knurls. Both are available with either a black or light gray canopy and in single (37½" long) or double (74¾" long) configurations.
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Topo

RBW’s Topo is graphic yet simple, with a light source outlined by a round backplate available in a choice of oat, straw, clay, rust, or basalt tones. Composed of a blend of cement and FSC- and PEFC-certified wood—a common construction material—this charming sconce is available in 12" or 8½" diameters, with or without dimming capability.
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Architectural Cylinders

CSL Lighting has launched a next generation of cylinder systems that offers such upgrades as higher lumen outputs and a more streamlined design, devoid of visible external hardware. Available in pendant, ceiling flush-mount, and wall-sconce formats, the cylinders are customizable in several ways:  2", 3", and 5" lengths; matte black, semi-gloss white, or custom colors; and in square or round profiles.
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PLI

Foscarini elevates the humble paper shade with this pendant series by Danish designer Felicia Arvid. The LED lamping, offered as a straight or circular tube, becomes the support structure for the paper diffuser, piercing through its folds like a needle and thread in fabric. The result is a ribbonlike appearance that softens the light. A wood version that directs light upward and downward is also available.
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AYNO Wall Lamp

After its successful launch of the whimsical AYNO floor and table lamps, Midgard is following up with a wall model available in 85" or 154" lengths. Constructed with steel, fiberglass, and ABS plastic, its flexible arc mounts onto a wall bracket that allows it to swivel. A cable stretched between two sliding rings can be loosened or tightened to adjust the arc’s radius.
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