Description
The 1967 pendant was designed by Paavo Tynell, one of the greatest industrial designers and metal craftsmen of the 20th century. A great pioneer of modern lighting, Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) is fondly known as "the man who lit up Finland". His lamps are highly sought after by collectors around the world, and prices for his original pieces have recently soared at auction. The 1967 pendant stands ou ...
The 1967 pendant was designed by Paavo Tynell, one of the greatest industrial designers and metal craftsmen of the 20th century. A great pioneer of modern lighting, Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) is fondly known as "the man who lit up Finland". His lamps are highly sought after by collectors around the world, and prices for his original pieces have recently soared at auction. The 1967 pendant stands out with its stunning combination of materials in natural, sophisticated styles. The warm appearance of beige linen pairs superbly with the polished brass elements. The brass counterweight allows the user to easily adjust the height of the lampshade via a pulley system. The lampshade is closed off by a linen diffuser disc (located under the lampshade) which means the light can be modulated for warm, comfortable lighting. A sophisticated detail: the decorative brass structure underneath the lampshade, Tynell's signature, which gives it a subtle, luxurious expression. The 1967 pendant illustrates Paavo Tynell's boundless imagination and unmatched ability to create timeless designs.
In detail:
Variation : With counterweight / Beige & brass
Brand : Gubi
Designer : Paavo Tynell
Type : Pendant
Colour : Beige - Brass
Material : Lampshade and diffuser disc: linen - Brass details and counterweight
- Dimensions : Ø 56 x H 20.3 cm - Ceiling rose: Ø 11 cm - Cable: L 380 cm max.
- Weight : 9.9 lb
- Characteristics : Model designed in the 1950s by Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) - Height-adjustable lampshade thanks to the counterweight system - Bulbs (not included): 2 x E27 LED 6W-10W, 810lm - Ceiling rose included
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