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Are you more a Cloud Number Nine or rather a Deep Space Nine? Whichever part of space you prefer, Cosmo is open to your favourites ideas. This is because Cosmo ’s appearance changes with every new perspective. A circle of six lights knots dissolves into the third dimension, emitting its even, glare-free and dimmable light over lobbies, foyers, halls, and in every other architectural space designed with energy-efficiency and extraordinary shapes in mind.
Designed by Constantin Wortmann for Next
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