Marset Ringo LED pendant light

A material that deceives the senses

The light fixture is made of transparent polycarbonate, which at first glance resembles heavy cut glass or ice. In reality, it is a technologically advanced material whose structure creates rich optical reflections and refractions of light. These effects cause light light to constantly transform—it appears different during the day than it does at night, and it always reacts to its surroundings and the angle from which it is viewed.

A dialogue between light and space

Ringo is designed as a contrasting object; when turned off, it appears as a solid, dominant geometric element with a striking presence in the space. When switched on, however, its mass appears to “lighten” visually; light passes through the material, is filtered, and reveals the lighting internal structure. This effect creates a unique atmosphere in which light not only illuminates the space but also actively shapes the perception of the object itself.

Designed by Joan Gaspar

Joan Gaspar is one of the key figures in contemporary lighting design, whose work is based on a perfect balance between aesthetics, functionality, and technology. His designs are characterized by purity, simplicity, and attention to detail, with a well-thought-out process and a deep understanding of materials and manufacturing hidden behind seemingly unassuming forms. Gaspar believes that a product’s true value is realized only when it functions perfectly and stands the test of time—not merely as a trend, but as a high-quality, long-term solution. He has long been associated with the Marset brand, where he contributes not only to the design of iconic lighting fixtures but also to the overall product vision. His work has won numerous prestigious awards (such as the Delta Awards) and continues to influence the design of modern lighting worldwide.