Large pendant lights demand a different approach to specification. A guide to scale, configuration, and finish across the Emily, Dune, and Kosmos collections.

The Kosmos pendant series by MOSS Objects consists of opal glass spheres and hand-polished stainless steel profiles arranged as a spatial constellation. 360° omnidirectional light, four models, four metallic finishes — a specification guide for interior architects and designers.

The German Design Award pendant light recognition for the MOSS Emily — what the award evaluates, why it matters for specification, and how interior architects can reference it in client presentations.

MOSS Objects presents Dune and Kosmos pendant lights at Maison & Objet 2026 — new configurations and finishes for architectural specification.

Kosmos is built from opal glass spheres and hand-polished stainless steel round profiles. Each sphere emits light in 360 degrees. Four models — 4S, 4L, 6S, 6L — for high-specification architectural interiors.

The Kosmos pendant light redefines spatial lighting through constellation geometry — opal glass spheres suspended in hand-polished steel frames, creating omnidirectional illumination for open interiors.

The Emily pendant light by MOSS Objects creates focused downlight for intimate spatial settings. Handmade in Berlin with organic pyramidal form and directional light distribution.

Three pendant light collections addressing different spatial problems. How Emily, Dune, and Kosmos serve different architectural lighting conditions.

An architect's guide to the Dune, Emily, and Kosmos collections — form language, light quality, and specification essentials for each MOSS luminaire family.