PTAN Függőlámpa – Belső Függő Világítás (Fornasevi, 2018, Aromas del Campo)

The PTAN pendant is defined by its cylindrical rattan shade, where the woven texture becomes the central visual element. The structure is simple and precise, allowing the natural material to take prominence. Light passes through the rattan pattern, creating a layered effect that adds depth without overwhelming the space. In our reading, this is a piece where materiality defines the design, balancing craftsmanship with clean geometry. The contrast between the structured metal top and the softer woven body gives it a composed yet relaxed identity.

In our projects at HBellorín, we use pendants like PTAN in spaces where we want to introduce warmth through material rather than form. It works particularly well above dining tables or in living areas where a softer ambient light is needed. In Budapest apartments, especially those incorporating natural finishes or warmer palettes, this type of fixture helps create a more intimate atmosphere. The choice of bulb allows control over the final light quality, making it adaptable to different lighting schemes.

PTAN is designed by Fornasevi for Aromas del Campo, reflecting the brand’s Mediterranean approach to lighting through the use of natural materials and simple forms. The integration of rattan introduces a tactile quality that connects the piece to artisanal traditions while maintaining a contemporary structure. Produced in Spain, it aligns with the brand’s focus on combining craftsmanship with modern interior applications.

At Bazziko, we selected this piece for its ability to introduce texture and warmth into a space without relying on complex forms. It is particularly effective in interiors where natural materials are part of the overall design language.