The eye-catching Stochastic Opal ceiling pendant was designed by Daniel Rybakken in 2016 for Italian Luceplan. The elegant luminaire allows for endless options of combinations as each sphere is connected by slender steel wires in different lengths that can be adjusted according to your own creative impulses. The pendant's name, Stochastic, means somewhat randomly shaped and fits well with the luminaire as the spheres are suspended at different heights like a bunch of balloons. The spheres come in white or metallic and are available with 48 or 72 spheres.

The Stochastics lamp is made of stainless steel, anodized aluminum and hand-blown glass. Each sphere is connected to steel wires of different lengths that can be attached according to personal taste. For a warm and pleasant light, designer Daniel Rybakken has installed a double high-efficiency LED module enclosed in the spheres, generating a warm light that is directed both upwards and downwards. This beautiful piece is an extraordinary lamp to hang over a dining area, in a living room or in a hallway.