Northern Unika Pendant Lamp

Designer: Anne Louise Due de Fønss & Anders Lundqvist

€274.00

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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

Specifications

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.

220V - 240V ~ 50Hz
Net weight 0.7 kg (small), 1.0 kg (large)

This product is CE approved only and should only be used in countries that follow and accept this standard. If it is used elsewhere it will be at the customer's sole risk, responsibility and liability

Size Description

Small: Height 13,5 cm.
Large: Height 20 cm

Anne Louise Due de Fønss & Anders Lundqvist

Anders Lundqvist (born 1970) is a Danish / Norwegian designer, currently living in Copenhagen, where he works independently. He graduated in Industrial Design from the Arts University College in Bournemouth in 1996. He has since developed and designed products for a number of innovative companies, such as Gubi (the Gos2 and Gos3 collection), Design Office, Scan Office (Future), KCA (Alfi) and Hifi Klubben (Dali Podium) to name but a few. Anne Louise Due de Fønss (born 1976) graduated in 2002 from the School of Architecture in Aarhus in Denmark. She is the founder of Due de Fønss interior and design studio in Copenhagen. Due de Fønss is an international company, that has completed several projects in New York, Berlin, Milan and Copenhagen. Among its projects; Restaurant Aquavit New York in corporation with Arkitema, The Danish Church in New York, Hotel Astoria Copenhagen in cooperation with Gubi, Restaurant Grønbech and Churchill Copenhagen together with Anders Lundquist, The Danish Design Project, a travelling exhibition at Museum of Modern Art (MoMA) New York, Queen Dagmar’s mansion in Klampenborg, Novo Nordisk, Brink Serviced Offices in Copenhagen. Additionally, Due de Fønss is responsible for the design of a furniture collection for GlobeZero4. Both designers specialize in product, furniture, lighting and interior design.