BST 23 Floor Lamp

BST 23 Floor LampThe light source itself is a unique design featurea bare incandescent bulb with a mirrored dome, which had just been invented at the time. The light is directed downward, making the light source appear dim. The light is absorbed and refracted by etched frosted glass, making it seem like a shiny layer floating above a thin nickel plated metal tube. This lamp was showcased as an example of functional design in Issue 7 of the Bauhaus book, published in

The stone is enclosed within two symmetrical

The polished metal plate and socket provide a gleaming contrast

lending the piece a sculptural presence

the Souffle Mini Ceiling Light adds a subtle yet sophisticated touch to any room

The ultra-thick crystal lens is beveled on all sides

it takes on a weightless transparency

part polished and patinaed by hand

and wall lights

This collection

the original wall and pendant lamps installed in the Danish Broadcasting Corporation were also reintroduced

to reflect and refract light

allowing for individual self-expression