Hay Compass Pendant 260

Hay Compass Pendant Lamp 260.

The Compass pendant lamp from HAY, designed by Belgian designer Julien Renault, combines minimalist elegance with practical versatility. The lamp takes its name from the clean, directional shape of the classic conical shade, which makes a powerful, timeless statement both individually and in series.

Made of wet-sprayed aluminum, the Compass exudes simplicity and precision. The lamp emits directed downward light, making it perfect for above a dining table, kitchen island, or workspace. Thanks to the replaceable GX53 LED bulb, the light intensity and color temperature can be easily adjusted to suit the desired ambiance.

The Compass pendant lamp is suitable for both private and public interiors – a versatile design piece that fits effortlessly into modern, Scandinavian, and minimalist spaces.

Material: Wet-sprayed aluminum.

Dimensions: Diameter 26 cm x Height 16 cm.

Width: 26 cm.

Fitting: GX53
Light source: LED 5–8 W. (max. 8 W, not included).

Dimmable: No. (possible with an external dimmer and dimmable light source).

IP rating: IP20.

Cord length: 400 cm, fabric.

Weight: 0.8 kg.

"An elegant, functional pendant lamp that balances simplicity, materials, and light—typically Hay".

About the designer: 

French designer Julien Renault grew up near Paris before studying industrial design in ESAD Design & Art School in Reims, France, and ECAL in Switzerland. These two different educations have helped to form his approach to his work – a combination of objective and rational methods with artistic and personal freedom.

Currently based from his studio in Brussels, Julien’s ability to find inspiration everywhere means he is not afraid to beautify the ordinary. Convinced that all objects have a subconscious effect on our daily lives, Julien manifests the interconnection between objects and their surroundings in his designs, which he creates for a number of international brands.

For HAY, Julien has designed the Pastis Table and Chair series, the Layout Chair series, the Compass Lamp Collection, and the Deville Collection.