Multi-Lite Pendant Small Chrome & Black
-30%
Product Information
Designer: Louis Weisdorf
Concept:
The Multi-Lite pendant was first sketched in 1972 by Louis Weisdorf. The lamp celebrates the golden age of Danish cultural life in the first half of the 19th century through its characteristic shape. The base of the lamp consists of two cylindrical shapes where the metal ring around it creates a point of rotation for the two outer mobile shades. These two shades can be rotated to give the lamp several combinations and expressions. By rotating the two shades, the Multi-Lite Pendant can radiate many different types of light: directly upwards, downwards or an asymmetrical, artistic light. Thus, The GUBI Multi-Lite Pendant fits into any type of room in the house.
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Concept:
The Multi-Lite pendant was first sketched in 1972 by Louis Weisdorf. The lamp celebrates the golden age of Danish cultural life in the first half of the 19th century through its characteristic shape. The base of the lamp consists of two cylindrical shapes where the metal ring around it creates a point of rotation for the two outer mobile shades. These two shades can be rotated to give the lamp several combinations and expressions. By rotating the two shades, the Multi-Lite Pendant can radiate many different types of light: directly upwards, downwards or an asymmetrical, artistic light. Thus, The GUBI Multi-Lite Pendant fits into any type of room in the house.
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