Grasshopper Style Table Lamp
THE PRODUCT
The Grasshopper Style Table Lamp is an iconic lighting fixture that seamlessly combines modern design with artistic flair. Inspired by the original Grasshopper lamp, this table lamp features an elegant, adjustable arm and a sleek, curved metal shade that allows for customized light direction. Its minimalist form and clean lines create a striking visual impact, while the high-quality metal construction ensures both durability and sophistication. The lamp's unique design offers both functional illumination and sculptural appeal, making it an ideal choice for desks, side tables, or accent spaces. With its timeless elegance and contemporary style, the Grasshopper Style Table Lamp adds a touch of modern luxury to any interior.
THE DETAILS
- SKU: GHSYTLP
- Material: Copper/Carbon Steel
- Wattage: E14 1 * 60W Max
- Bulb Inc: No
- Warranty: 2 Years
- Assembly: No Assembly Required
- Instructions: Included
- Look: Modern
- Electrical: Comes with UK & Euro Plug
- Dimension: Width 15cm, Depth 14.4cm, Height 41.2 cm
- Packing Dimension: Width 34cm, Depth 53 cm, Height 25cm
- CBM: 0.045 Weight: 2.9kg
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Greta Grossman
1906 - 1999 (Sweden)
Greta Magnusson Grossman had an inspirational career that spanned 40 years and two continents, Europe and North America. She is famed for her work in furniture, textiles, lighting and ceramics, and her modernist designs attracted the attention of the 1940s Hollywood jet set.
Grossman’s career started in her home country of Sweden. After completing an apprenticeship in woodwork, Grossman trained at the renowned Stockholm arts institution, Konstfack (then known as Högre Konstindustriella Skolan). An excellent technical illustrator, Grossman focused her skills on furniture design. In 1933, she became the first women to receive an award for furniture design at the Stockholm Craft Association. During rest of the 1930s, Grossman established herself as a renowned Swedish designer.
In 1940, she brought her unique Swedish modernism to Los Angeles after moving to America with her husband, jazz musician Billy Grossman. Her shop in Beverley Hills sold her own designs, advertised on her business card as "Swedish modern furniture, rugs, lamps and other home furnishings." She became popular with many celebrity clients such as Greta Garbo, Joan Fontaine and Gracie Allen. These connections led to new and exciting projects including a groundbreaking line of lamps for the famous Barker Brothers furniture shop. This collection included the instantly recognizable Grasshopper Floor Lamp.
Grossman described her designs as bringing "lightness, airiness and internal comfort."
