Verpan Moon suspension lamp

Verpan Moon is a suspension lamp designed by Verner Panton in 1960, one of the very first fixtures created by the renowned Danish design master and still regarded today as a timeless icon. The body of the lamp consists of ten white lacquered aluminium slats, stacked vertically on top of one another and arranged in a fan shape: the diameter increases progressively from the inside out, forming a concentric, sculpturally elegant silhouette. The slats are movable and can be individually rotated, allowing the light distribution and overall appearance of the pendant to be freely adjusted.

The allure of Verpan Moon lies in its refined interplay of light: once positioned, the slats completely conceal the central light source and refract the incoming light through the interstices outward, producing an entirely glare-free illumination that transforms the atmosphere of any room. This pendant is designed to enhance the living room, where it doubles as a statement design piece, and is equally suited to the bedroom or any sophisticated space with a refined aesthetic sensibility. Moon is available in two sizes: 34 cm or 44.5 cm in diameter, both in a white finish. Each piece bears Verner Panton's signature on the innermost slat, attesting to its authenticity and collectible value. The white canopy is included, as is the 250 cm white fabric suspension cord. The lamp is compatible with international voltages (100–240 V, EU, USA, UK, AUS, JAP) and accepts a light source with an E27 lampholder at 230V or E26 at 120V, with a maximum power of 60W; the bulb is not included. The degree of protection is IP20, suitable for indoor use.