Here Comes the Sun by DCW éditions is a pendant light that appears simple when switched off, but gains a different depth when lit. Its spherical form keeps the light inside and lets it emerge in a softer way, creating a glow that does not come directly into the eye. This makes it suitable for spaces where the lighting should feel warm, calm and atmospheric.
The lamp was designed by Bertrand Balas in 1970 and remains distinctive because it does not rely on a complicated shape. Its strength lies in the simple sphere, the hidden light and the way it changes the room once it is turned on.
The four sizes offer flexibility in use. The 175 mm version works well in a row, beside a bed, above a small table or in lower lighting points. The 250 mm size can be used alone in a smaller space or grouped with other sizes. The 350 mm and 450 mm versions have a stronger presence and suit dining tables, living areas, entrances, staircases, reception spaces, restaurants and hotel rooms.
The versions in black with copper interior, black with white interior, white with copper and white allow different visual directions. Copper makes the light feel warmer and deeper. White keeps the result cleaner and brighter. Black gives the pendant a stronger outline and works well in interiors with a more architectural line. Here Comes the Sun is a strong choice for homes, hotels and professional spaces that need a pendant light with calm glow, simple form and the possibility to create compositions.
