Le Klint 181 Pendant
  • Le Klint 181 Pendant
  • Le Klint 181 Pendant
  • Le Klint 181 Pendant
  • Le Klint 181 Pendant

Le Klint 181 Pendant

€478.00
Availability 3 to 4 weeks.
Size: *
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€53.50
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The model was designed in 2003 by Poul Christiansen. Despite the straight pleats, they have formed a rounded shape which has been nicknamed "The Comet". The shade is available in two sizes as pendant and as floor lamps 381 A andB.

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Specifications

Plastic foil Frame Incl.

Light source Incl. 11W low energy bulb

Note Incl. elec. hang-up

This product is CE-approved only and should only be used in countries that follow and accept this standard. If it is used elsewhere it will be at the customer's sole risk, responsibility and liability

Size Description

Height 50 or 67cm
Diameter 20cm

  • Poul Christiansen

    Poul Christiansen trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ School of Architecture. He worked in architecture and design for Ib & Jørgen Rasmussen from 1977 to 1986 and founded “Komplot Design” together with Boris Berlin in 1987. Between 1969 and 1987 Poul Christiansen brought innovative and exciting dimensions to Le Klint’s lampshades. Prior to his involvement the shades had been folded in pleats and in straight lines across the pleats. Poul Christiansen discovered that folding in mathematical curves gave the lampshades beautiful and unique sculptural shapes. His most famous creation is the SinusLine series which he developed by combining sine curves in such a way that they formed a lampshade when folded. Poul Christiansen continues to design new lamps for Le Klint and in 2006 he designed wall lamp model 215 – allegedly inspired by the Sydney Opera House. Later in 2008 this lamp was introduced in a moulded plastic version for outdoor use. Over the years Poul Christiansen has designed a number of Le Klint lamps and in the mid 2000 he evolved the soft folded curves to the creation of the Elysion light sculptures. These lights are hand-folded from one sheet of lampshade foil and thus represent genuine craftsmanship like other lampshades made by Le Klint. The Elysion light sculpture is also available in an outdoor version.
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