Design by Arik Levy
Nexum is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional chandelier, transformed into an architectural lighting system.
In its ceiling version, the conductive logic is transferred to the upper plane. The metal grid organises space with geometric precision, connecting areas and defining paths without occupying suspended volume.
11 Black
NCS S 8500-N
Composition of geometries and light
Chandelier on the Spot
Nexum reinterprets the chandelier tradition by transforming its light points into a uniform lighting field. The spots, directed downward and distributed with precise spacing, create clear and homogeneous lighting, avoiding isolated points and building balanced, comfortable general light. The downward emission precisely defines the useful plane.
Light that defines and expands space
Integrated on the surface, Nexum frees the space completely. The luminaire structures the environment clearly without interfering with architectural perception.
Surface conductivity
Applied on the upper plane, the structure connects areas and organises paths. Nexum ceiling accompanies architecture without interfering with its reading.
Geometry and scale
Available in Linear, Rectangular and Square configurations, Nexum traces a grid that introduces order, rhythm and proportion across the ceiling plane. Its three scales —small, medium and large— allow the composition to adapt to different spatial dimensions, projecting a precise volume of light that complements the architecture and adds depth to the environment.
Design tool
Nexum is organised into four typologies: Linear, Rectangular, Square and Volumetric, each designed for different lighting needs. This guide helps identify the most suitable application and optimal lighting level.
Light from the ceiling that connects scale, space and atmosphere.
“With Nexum, light becomes structure and establishes connections between space, geometry and function.” — Arik Levy
Introducing Nexum: light becomes structure
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