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THE PRODUCT
- Even and glare-free light
- Unmistakeable raindrop silhouette
- Rich brass colour
About the Jo Hammerborg Orient Pendant Lamp
The sculpted shade of Jo Hammerborg's Orient Pendant Lamp may be beautiful, but it is also extremely effective. It directs light downwards, whilst also allowing it to diffuse through the narrow slits at the top. In any room the effect is stunning. A beloved Danish design for the past 50 years, this icon is finally available in a STIN reproduction. As always, we followed Hammerborg's original specifications precisely. Alone, this design is a striking centrepiece for any home, but together as a series these lamps are a stunning artistic achievement.
The story behind the Jo Hammerborg Orient Pendant Lamp
Unveiled in 1962, the Orient Pendant Lamp was an instant success for Jo Hammerborg and lighting company Fog & Mørup. For this design Hammerborg combined his modernist principles with design features associated with an earlier period of Danish design. The final result is a modern, mid-century piece that combines functionality and organic aesthetics. The perfect curves and high-quality materials used cutting-edge technology to achieve a precision that had only been dreamt of before.
THE DETAILS
- SKU : LIG1436412
- Volume m3 : 0.06 kg
- Packaging Dimensions : 43 x 43 x 34 cm
- Material :METAL
- Colour :Brass
- Size : No
- Width : 36 cm
- Height : 41 cm
- Depth : 36 cm
- Light bulb : E27
ABOUT THE DESIGNER
Jo Hammerborg
1920-1982
Trained as a silversmith, Jo Hammerborg pioneered modern Danish lighting. His designs introduced sleek minimalism and understated beauty to the Danish lighting landscape, and helped launch his longstanding twenty-three year career at lighting company, Fog & Mørup. At Fog & Mørup he achieved both creative and commercial success, winning several international awards, with his input reviving and strengthening the company. Hammerborg continued designing lamps until his death in 1982. His forward-thinking approach to lighting design is one of the main reasons why he continues to be a well-renowned name in modern lighting even today.
