DCW éditions NL12 Pendant Lamp

Designed by Sebastian Summa to illuminate large dining spaces, NL12 is a pendant light composed of twelve glass tubes, where a single hidden light source diffuses illumination through refraction and prism effects. Free from visible wires, LEDs, or structural elements, it appears as a radical yet poetic beam of light suspended in space. Supported by black gallows-inspired brackets, the 1.3-metre-long fixture combines artisanal craftsmanship with an industrial aesthetic, while its movable glass tubes allow for customisable compositions.

Sebastian Summa was born in Bavaria and studied design at the Potsdam University of Applied Sciences before settling in Berlin. Before entering the world of design, he trained as a blacksmith and worked in metal fabrication, developing a deep connection to steel, scrap metal, and craftsmanship. Working from his East Berlin studio, Summa creates timeless pieces shaped by a hands-on, artisanal approach where material and process remain at the heart of his practice.

Available Colours & Finishes: 

Black

Materials:

Aluminium, glass

Dimensions:

Height: 10.4 cm, width: 130 cm, depth: 7 cm. Cord: 4.5 m.

Light Source:

48W-LED 4800lm 2200K, 2400 or 2700K (light source included)

Design by: Sebastian Summa

DCW éditions is a Paris-based design brand founded in 2008 that is known for creating timeless, high-end lighting objects that blend historic design heritage with contemporary craftsmanship. The company first gained recognition through the reissue of the iconic Lampe Gras and has since expanded its collection through collaborations with notable designers on sculptural and industrial-inspired pieces such as Mantis, Here Comes the Sun, and In The Tube. Today, DCW éditions is regarded as a premium contemporary lighting brand whose collectible designs are widely used in refined residential, hospitality, and architectural interiors.