NORTHERN LIGHTING UNIKA PENDANT
$ 3,300.00
Notes & Details
DESIGN BY ANNE LOUISE DUE DE FØNSS & ANDERS LUNDQVIST
(2012)
Unika is a mouth blown series of small, glass pendant lamps, originally designed for the Restaurant Grønbech and Churchill in Copenhagen. Its simple base is made of solid brass; a detail that gives the lamp a clean, industrial look, making a sharp contrast to the fragile, handmade glass lamp shade. The shade is available in two sizes: 135 mm and 200 mm (height), and hangs from a twisted black fabric wire.
Varied thicknesses and imperfections in the glass add a subtle honesty to this object, as well as a distinct, warm glow to the lamp. Lit or unlit, the fixture adds elegance and lightness to any room. The Unika series is suited for both commercial and private interior spaces.
Product Specifications
Pendant lamp series
Shade material: Mouth blown glass
Shade colour: Transparent or grey
Base material: Brass
Wire: Black twisted fabric wire, 250 cm
Bulb: E14, Max 60 W. (Recommended: 25 W transparent incandescent bulb)
220V - 240V ~ 50Hz
Net weight 0.7 kg (small), 1.0 kg (large)
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