MUNARI

A luminous constellation suspended in space

Designed by Lutz Pankow for DCW Editions Paris, the Munari collection evokes weightlessness, precision, and visual rhythm. These sculptural LED chandeliers resemble constellations, magnetic fields, or kinetic diagrams drawn with light and steel.

Minimal materials, maximum effect

Each Munari model (6, 8 or 10 arms) consists of ultra-thin metal rods, available in black or brass, and small acrylic LED diffusers. The result is a complex yet airy geometry that brings motion and elegance to any ceiling.

Where lighting meets kinetic art

More than just a chandelier, Munari is a suspended structure in dialogue with the space. Every component is carefully balanced to deliver soft, directional light while maintaining transparency and architectural lightness.

Craftsmanship in steel and acrylic

Made from steel and acrylic, Munari is offered in two finishes: matte black for a graphic effect, or brass for a warmer presence. The luminous structure hovers like a modern mobile – delicate, technical, expressive.

Light as a narrative structure

Munari transforms space through rhythm and repetition. It’s ideal for open volumes, stairwells, galleries, or living rooms where design is part of the atmosphere. A suspension that expresses both science and emotion.

FAQ – Munari – DCW Editions

Who is Lutz Pankow?

A Franco-German designer based in Paris, known for his technical, minimalist designs that blend function with poetic geometry.

What models are available?

Three: Munari 6, Munari 8, and Munari 10 – the number indicates the count of light sources in each model.

What materials are used?

Steel rods and acrylic diffusers. Each chandelier is available in matte black or brass finishes.

What kind of lighting does Munari provide?

Soft, indirect LED light distributed evenly through multiple sources – ideal for high ceilings and wide-open spaces.

Where should Munari be installed?

Perfect for entry halls, double-height living rooms, art galleries, and architectural interiors that benefit from sculptural lighting.

Who is this collection for?

Architects, collectors, designers, and those seeking sculptural lighting that balances spatial clarity with luminous poetry.