MILANO Linear Pendant Light

MILANO Linear Pendant Light: slim profile and curved geometry

The MILANO family brings together four linear LED pendant references: the MILANO model in silver and black finishes, and the MILANO SLIM CURVES variant, also available in black and silver. All of them hang from the ceiling and share a slim profile body, designed so the line of light carries more weight in the room than the fitting itself.

Curved layouts instead of the straight line

The MILANO SLIM CURVES version is what gives this family its character. Instead of the straight run you normally get from a linear light, it lets you draw arcs and flowing paths suspended at a single mounting height, linking pieces together into a continuous line that follows the shape of the ceiling. Mixing lengths opens up open layouts, partial rings or waves, with light thrown straight down and a very discreet silhouette seen from the side.

Lengths, colour temperatures and finishes

MILANO comes in 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 m, sizes that make it easy to fit the line to the actual space. There are four colour temperature options: 2400K, 3000K, 4000K and 6000K. The 2400K is an extra-warm light, more amber than a 3000K; 4000K and 6000K give a more neutral rendering of colour. The IP20 rating places it indoors.

• Finishes: silver and black
• Lengths: 0.5 / 1 / 1.5 / 2 m
• Colour temperatures: 2400K, 3000K, 4000K and 6000K
• Curved variant: MILANO SLIM CURVES
• Protection rating: IP20

If you already know the layout you want but you are torn between finish, length or colour temperature, get in touch and we will help you settle the composition before you confirm the order.

Frequently asked questions

What is the difference between MILANO and MILANO SLIM CURVES?

MILANO handles straight runs and SLIM CURVES is made for curved layouts. They share the slim profile and the silver and black finishes.

Which MILANO linear pendant light lengths are available?

Four: 0.5, 1, 1.5 and 2 metres, which can be combined with each other at the same suspension height.

What is the 2400K colour temperature for?

It is an extra-warm, amber-toned light below 3000K, for a warm atmosphere rather than a neutral light.