LE KLINT

The Lantern, created in 1944, is one of the most detailed of the LE KLINT lamps.

Unique and fascinating, it is the perfect combination of design, technology and craftsmanship. The enclosed shape makes it perfect for hanging at height as it shades the light source from all angles.

The model was designed by Poul Christiansen in 1971 but new sizes were added to the range as recently as 2009.

This very popular model is available in many variations so you are sure to find a size to fit any kitchen and any assembly hall!

It's not difficult to see how Swedish designer Markus Johansson drew inspiration from 17th century ship cannons as he created the lamp series CARRONADE. He has transformed gunpowder and cannonballs into modern lighting technology in synch with 21st century contemporary and Nordic lighting designs.

The collection consists of a high floor lamp, a high table lamp, a spot pendant, a low floor lamp and a multifunctional table/wall lamp and medium and large pendants available in both black and sand colors.

The original Bouquet Chandelier idea came to Sinja Svarrer Damkjær, while she was on a study trip in Italy. THE BOUQUET is a symbolic memory of the designer’s observation while watching, flower handlers in an Italian market.

Sinja became fascinated as she watched how, as tulip bundles, were being loosely tied, the beautiful blossoming flower heads would then automatically hang downwards, then sway and bend creating a natural soft curve.

These modern Chandeliers suspend from a braided linen cord that highlights the organic tone of the design. Re-sized pendant shades in bundles of three, five and seven have been intricately pleated into precise and pristine pleating, by hand. The pendants suspend from a braided linen cord to enhance the organic tone of the design and emphasize the soft expression of how flower petals unfold in springtime.

Designed by Andreas Hansen in 1965 and reknown as the Solomons seal flower that features a perennial polygonatum multiflorum.

This multi-faceted enclosed form emits no glare which makes in appropriate for hanging at high or low levels.

PLIVERRE is a reinterpretation of the original hand pleated LE KLINT shade but the collection is designed in a new material, opal glass.

The characteristics of these glass lamp shades adapts the same principles as a LE KLINT standard or paper shade, where it shields the light source and still allow light to be fully functional.