Cobonpue® Fandango Hanging Light - Small

The Fandango Hanging Light by Kenneth Cobonpue is defined by layers of softly formed cotton fibre, gathered into an expressive, almost floral silhouette. Inspired by the movement of a Flamenco dancer, its overlapping folds create a sense of motion while diffusing light through the translucent white material. An aluminium structure and acrylic tube sit quietly within the composition, allowing the voluminous 750mm form to remain visually light. Suspended above a dining table or within an open living space, Fandango reads as both a sculptural pendant light and an illuminated object.

Design Details

• Layered white cotton fibre is shaped into loose, undulating folds that soften and diffuse the light.
• Aluminium and acrylic components provide the internal structure beneath the expressive textile form.
• Generous 750mm diameter × 400mm high proportions create a broad, sculptural presence without a visually heavy silhouette.

Why It Works

• The white cotton surface introduces softness and movement alongside harder materials such as timber, stone, glass and metal.
• Its irregular, organic form creates contrast within interiors defined by clean architectural lines and restrained furniture.
• The 750mm span gives the pendant enough visual presence for dining tables and open-plan spaces, while the translucent construction keeps the composition light.

FAQs

What is the Fandango Hanging Light made from?
The shade is formed from cotton fibre, supported by aluminium and an acrylic tube. The layered textile construction creates the distinctive flowing form and helps diffuse the light.

How large is the Fandango Small Hanging Light?
It measures 750mm in diameter and 400mm high, with a 1.5m cord. Despite being the Small size, it is a generously proportioned pendant, so consider its relationship to the table, furniture and surrounding architecture when positioning it.

Does the Fandango Hanging Light require professional installation?
Yes. The pendant must be installed by a qualified electrician. For ongoing care, gently remove dust from the cotton fibre using a soft, dry cloth.