Kirei’s new Tessellate Pendant and Cloud bring a faceted logic to acoustic ceiling design, translating triangulated surfaces into sculptural overhead forms that genuinely earn their place overhead. The Pendant hangs vertically, all clean planes and sharp angles, while the Cloud spreads the same geometry into a horizontal field.

Specifiers get range. Cluster Pendants at staggered heights above a hotel bar for rhythm. Float a single Cloud over a coworking lounge to define the zone without walls. Repeat either across a larger ceiling and the room reads as one cohesive gesture.

Both pieces fold integrated lighting into the form, so acoustic performance and illumination share the same footprint. That’s the quiet appeal: one ceiling element doing two jobs without visual clutter.

Forty-plus through-panel colors. Compatible with Kirei Ink for custom graphics. Made from recycled PET with at least 60% post-consumer content, with HPDs and EPDs published and LEED and WELL contributions baked in.

This is the same ethos behind Kirei’s architectural baffle system reimagined, pushed into sharper, more sculptural territory.

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