Whether you want to focus on work or on life, the Copenhagen table lamp will inspire you. With its opal glass to shed light on the subject, in tandem with an oxidised brass stem and base. Add to that a new dimmer feature, and you can adjust the light from cold to warm and back. The opal glass shade exudes a soft ambient light, boasting a new dimmer that lets you to adjust the light from a colder whiter light for daytime to a warmer white light at night time for a calmer effect. The technology reflects the latest Nobel laureate findings on synchronising our inner clock to the different phases of the day for a better sense of wellbeing. A customised, built-in LED module ensures energy efficiency. The Copenhagen table lamp is a welcome addition to any table, perfect for thinking, dreaming or just conversing.
Dimensions
Glass shade: Ø: 33cm/13in
Base: Ø: 17.5cm/6.9in, H: 42cm/16.5in
Material
Mouth-blown satinized opal glass & bronzed brass, pvc cord
Established in 2005 by Signe Bindslev Henriksen and Peter Bundgaard Rützou, Space Copenhagen is a design studio working across multiple disciplines from furniture, lighting and refined objects, to art installations, art direction and interior design for private homes, hotels and restaurants all over the world.
The ambition is to forge new paths by balancing opposites — classic and modern, industrial and organic, sculptural and minimal, light and shade. Duality and contrast. Curiosity as a fundamental human condition.
The studio’s intuitive approach embodies designs that are distinctively shaped by the given circumstances, functional needs, and a fundamental interest in human behavior. It is a sense of and belief in slow aesthetic that centers quality and longevity.
Space Copenhagen has created lauded furniture pieces for some of the world’s leading manufacturers and continuously substantiates their roster of high-end interiors at an international level, following, among others, their award-winning design for 11 Howard hotel in New York and acclaimed destination restaurants Geranium and Noma in Copenhagen.
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