Drifting Lights
A suspended fixture built from fused glass panels with controlled air bubbles, held in a slim stainless-steel frame. LED strips hidden in the frame inject light into the panel edges, so light travels through the glass rather than bouncing off it. Available with static lighting or dynamic RGBW scenes using 3D spatial mapping.
<h3>The idea</h3><p>Air bubbles are formed during the fusion of glass sheets through a tightly controlled process, creating small pockets distributed within the glass. Light passing through is bent and scattered by these bubbles.</p><h3>Lighting technique</h3><p>LED strips concealed in the stainless-steel frame channel light directly into the edges of the glass panels. With RGBW and 3D spatial mapping, designers can choreograph moving light sequences across the suspended panels.</p><h3>Customisation</h3><p>Three component patterns, ten panel sizes, vertical or horizontal orientation, eight metal finishes. Panels can carry the optional Fused Veil pattern in Vortex or Diagonal motifs, or a painting technique that suspends pigment bubbles inside.</p>
Specifications
| Material | Fused glass panels with air bubbles, stainless steel frame |
|---|---|
| Component patterns | 3 patterns |
| Glass panel sizes | 10 sizes, vertical or horizontal |
| Metal finishes | 8 finishes |
| Light source | LED strips concealed in frame, edge-lit |
| Lighting | Static or dynamic, optional RGBW |
Specifications checked against manufacturer documentation · approved by tan.
