PH Artichoke Glass Pendant Light

PH Artichoke Glass Pendant LightIn 1958, a lamp was designed for the Langelinie Pavillonen restaurant, and the design of the PH Artichoke Glass pendant lamp was completed in three months, as it largely inherited the design concept of the Septima. The Septima featured seven transparent glass shades with six sandblasted sections, while the PH Artichoke used metal copper as the primary material, with the shade divided into several groups of "petals." The PH Artichoke Glass pendant

KTRIBE is a floor lamp that provides diffused lighting

this fixture is designed to complement any contemporary space

Each finely faceted sphere is hand-ground and polished to reflect and refract the light

RA90+ Dimming: Dimmable using 0/1-10VDC dimming

Paper lanterns have a history of hundreds of years in Asia

In line with the brand's ongoing commitment to developing new technologies at the highest levels of quality and innovation

where he skillfully reinterprets traditional Asian lanterns

ensuring that Remy serves not only as a light source but also as a captivating centerpiece in any room

The Multi-Lite lamp design was created in 1972 by Danish architect Louis Weisdorf to reflect his passion for diversity

is inspired by antique scales and other measuring instruments

Manufactured in China

equally stunning as a solo luminaire or when arranged in a group