A solid-wood beam pendant that hides its LED strip inside a routed channel, casting even light downward across a dining table or long desk while the top surface remains all grain.

A beam hidden in solid wood

The LED strip sits flush in a routed channel along the underside of the beam, so from above you see only walnut grain — the light only reveals itself when you look up from the table.

Ventilation built into the end

A slotted metal grille sits recessed into the end cap, letting heat escape quietly from inside the solid wood body without interrupting the clean profile.

Where the light begins

The diffuser ends in a soft rounded terminus, held within the routed channel so the transition from wood to light reads as intentional rather than mechanical.

Over the table at dusk

Hung low over a dining table, the pendant casts a warm band of light across the surface while the ceiling stays dim — the room belongs to the meal, not the fixture.

A long desk, one clean line

The walnut beam spans a full-length work surface with none of the visual noise of a shade or bulb, just a quiet horizontal that reminds you the light is on.

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