Design by Arik Levy
Nexum is a contemporary reinterpretation of the traditional chandelier, transformed into an architectural lighting system.
Rather than a central point, Nexum introduces conductivity as a structural principle: light flows horizontally and vertically, connecting areas and accompanying the architecture. Its grid of interwoven metal profiles integrates geometry and lighting into a continuous, lightweight structure.
11 Black
NCS S 8500-N
Light that becomes structure
Chandelier on the Spot
Nexum reinterprets the chandelier tradition by transforming its light points into a uniform lighting field. The spots, distributed with precise spacing, do not function as isolated beams but create balanced, clear and comfortable general lighting without glare.
Uniform light in space
Installed at different heights, Nexum maintains balanced lighting even in large spaces or double-height environments. Its lightweight structure follows the architecture, preserving voids and allowing a clear reading of space.
Conductivity
The system does not act as a central object but as structures that conduct light points through space. Nexum flows horizontally and vertically, accompanying movement and articulating architecture through light conductivity.
Geometry and hierarchy
Nexum’s metal grid creates a composition of light introducing rhythm, order and proportion. Its configurations explore different forms and hierarchies. Available in three scales, it adapts naturally to different spaces, creating precise light volumes.
Downlighting & Uplighting
The combination of direct and indirect light adds volume to space: downward light defines the surface, while upward light expands perception and softens contrasts.
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.
A geometry of light that connects architecture, scale and atmosphere.
“With Nexum, light becomes structure and establishes connections between space, geometry and function.” — Arik Levy
Introducing Nexum: light that becomes structure
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