Bryant Linear Suspension Finish:Gold Leaf Designed by Le Corbusier for

Designed by Le Corbusier for the Unité d Habitation of Marseille in 1949/1952

drawings or display

The wood has a food grade finish

Its extended roofline and framed water glass panels bring a renewed sense of warmth and distinction to traditional design

finished in Aged Brass

Bryant Linear Suspension Finish:Gold Leaf Designed by Le Corbusier forAn antique four sided lantern is reimagined with a slender framework and soft curves. The openness of Bryant allows light to flow freely, radiating in every direction across a hallway, entryway, or stairwell. From a small lantern to a large linear, every format evokes a sense of old world charm. Whether with Aged Iron, Gold Leaf, or White Plaster finishes, the allover materiality lets the design forward concept shine.