A constellation-like sculptural fixture with adjustable arms and opal-glass globes designed to captivate architecture and space.
The Concept
Moto is inspired by celestial constellations—a cluster of radiant glass globes appearing to float on fine metal arms. The layered geometry creates a lightweight, abstract form that animates interiors with depth and symmetry.
Design Details
Structure Adjustable arrangement of slender aluminum arms holding opal glass spheres radiating from a central frame Lighting Integrated LED module, 3000K warm white, ~90 CRI; delivers up to ~4500lm depending on size: 52W / 2790lm (39″ model) or 70W / 3720lm (56″) Dimensions Available in two sizes: 39.6″ and 55.6″ spanning; height approx. 25″; adjustable downrods up to 79″ Specs & Compliance ETL listed; dimmable (TRIAC/ELV); universal 120–277 V; sloped ceiling adaptable; 5-year warranty
My Role
As the lead designer on this product during my time at Kuzco Lighting, I developed the visual structure, arm geometries, and sphere proportions, ensuring balanced composition across sizes. I defined the aesthetic character while collaborating with engineering for lumen performance and assembly adjustability.
Result
Moto is now offered in multiple sizes, featured in retail showrooms, and installed in residential and architectural interiors. Its balanced geometry, soft light emission, and sculptural presence make it suitable for a wide range of modern design contexts.
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