Irving Silence

Irving Silence is a LED pendant lamp with a unique plan, which insinuates a wide-overflowed female cap and is an accolade for the Irving Penn cover by Vogue distributed in April 1950.‎ At the focal point of a miniature perforated metal sheet with sound-engrossing properties, an opal glass circle enlightens the room with a diffused light.‎ The capacity to enlighten and all the while assimilate sounds makes Irving Silence reasonable for both private and public context.‎