LED pendant light Eagle in a purist square motif This pendant light immediately captivates the viewer with its unique design: four square panels are arranged around a central section that serves as a mounting; these are inclined upwards or downwards, with the orientation being identical on the opposite sides. The source of inspiration can be seen here - the wings of an eagle moving up and down in flight. The aluminium sections are fitted with opal acrylic covers on the top and bottom to provide diffuse ambient and direct lighting. The Eagle LED pendant light can be dimmed externally via Dali. The Eagle series was designed by architects Tham & Videgård for the tree hotel in Harads, northern Sweden, which opened in 2010. Here, the pendant light is part of the original furnishings of the "Mirrorcube" room - a cube with mirrored glass surfaces on the outside.