Kepler is a futuristic pendant lamp designed by Japanese designer Arihiro Miyake for Nemo Lighting of Italy. The results are based on the idea of modern LED technology that allows the light to be shaped according to the object. The lamp's construction is of aluminum with three built-in LED tubes with a brightness of 2700 Kelvin. The lamp is dimmable to adjust the brightness as needed.
The shape is made by a three-dimensional deformation process of extruded aluminum, facilitated by using a special mathematical method. Kepler can be viewed in matt black or matt white and with the direction of light up or down. It can be used separately on a round dining table or in the center of a room, where it can take center stage as an eye-catcher. The cable length is up to 2.5 m.