Marset Ringo Pendant Lamp

Designed by Joan Gaspar in 2025, the Ringo is a bold statement pendant lamp that places material at the center of its identity. Crafted from transparent polycarbonate, its shade evokes the look of a sculpted block of ice — simultaneously solid and weightless — creating striking optical reflections that give it the organic feel of handblown glass. It is, at its core, a simple geometric volume made extraordinary by the depth and luminosity of its material. Available in two sizes (70 and 90 cm) and four refined finishes — green, rosé, smoke, and dark smoke — Ringo holds its own whether used solo or repeated across a space.

Built for generously scaled interiors, Ringo was conceived for contemporary architecture: hotels, contract spaces, and residential projects where high ceilings call for an equally considered light source. Its shade distributes direct light evenly while offering a view into the lamp's inner workings, creating a fascinating interplay between transparency and illumination. Switched off, it commands attention as a sculptural object; switched on, the light diffuses through the material, softening its mass and lending the whole form an almost weightless quality. It is available as a pendant or ceiling fixture, with optional extension poles and a choice of three colour temperatures (2700K, 3000K, and 4000K) for precise atmospheric control.