The Karman Triluna pendant lamp by Debonademeo translates the changing phases of the moon into a composition of sphere-derived forms. Two or three elements combine matt white aluminium with frosted white glass diffusers.
Triluna: moon phases as a design idea
In each phase, the moon reveals different parts of its form while concealing others. This interplay is the starting point for the design by the duo Debonademeo. The name Triluna also takes up this theme: it is borrowed from esoteric vocabulary.
For a closer look at the ideas behind the brand’s lamps, our article on the design philosophy of Karman provides further background.
Modules derived from the sphere
The sphere and its derived forms are the building blocks of Triluna. Depending on the configuration, the pendant lamp consists of two or three elements. Their light sources are concealed inside and shielded by frosted white glass diffusers. These concentrate the main direct flow of light while also creating soft lighting effects upwards. The idea of revealing and concealing thus extends to the way the lamp distributes its light.
Other lamp portraits from the same brand explore the Karman Abachina outdoor floor lamp and the Cell lamp series by Karman.
Materials and configurations
Triluna is made of matt white aluminium and is available in three different configurations. A shared approach to materials and forms connects the variants: white metal and frosted white glass each form a composition of elements derived from the sphere.
For more articles about the brand, explore outdoor lighting by Karman and our selection of Karman outdoor lamps in 2025. The Karman brand page at Wawawu leads to the range offered there.