1970s Motoko Ishii Opaline Glass and Metal Ceiling or Wall Light for Staff Leuchten

1970s Motoko Ishii Opaline Glass and Metal Ceiling or Wall Light for Staff Leuchten1970s Motoko Ishii Opaline Glass and Metal Ceiling or Wall Light for Staff Leuchten Executed in brass plated metal and delicate blown opaline glass that reveals a soft pearlescent sheen when unlit. Produced in Germany in the 1960s and 1970s and designed by Japanese lighting pioneer Motoko Ishii; this wall light is among her refined mid century designs produced by German manufacturer Staff Leuchten. The glass casts a pleasant warm glow that is ideal

Wegner 'CH002' Wood Dining Table for Carl Hansen & Son

with numerous objects and accessories that they brought back from their travels

6W 2700K (warm white) integrated LED boards

the 'Tomoshi' (Japanese for "light") is a new offering in Louis Poulsen's portable lighting array

Available in unlimited quantities with the option of  black semi-matte or chrome legs

Executed in 100% hand-loomed New Zealand wool

Available in unlimited quantities with your choice of a black or pearl lacquered base and option of returning swivel or fixed base

In stock lead time 12-14 weeks

Every piece includes a certificate of authenticity

Executed in cotton upholstery with a returning swivel wood base in a pearl gold or black finish

The radial perforation pattern around the opening creates a soft beautiful pattern of light both on the shade and on the surrounding surfaces

One of Arne Jacobsen's design aspirations was to use the latest energy-saving technology which is why the 'AJ 50' features an LED light source