NH Chandelier Suspension

NH Chandelier Suspension

Mar 3, 2021

The nh family continues to grow with a new floor version and even more suspension options. The new fixtures keep the lantern form of the original nh1217, and give new ways to design light with the beautiful glass diffuser. The nh suspensions are available in even more configurations and sizes to meet a wide range of design needs, even as a modern update to a chandelier.

The nh family continues the study on the dynamic interaction of expertise, details, materials, form, and light that Neri&Hu are developing with Artemide. 

The selected materials represent a perfect combination of tradition and innovation, as well as the expression of responsible and sustainable design, also conveyed by the use of a low energy consumption, retrofit LED source. With surprising lightness and elementary movements, nh creates a landscape of elements generating – either individually or combined with each other – a non-static balanced composition characterized by elegant color and material matching.

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