Brutalist Table Lamp 101 Copenhagen

The Brutalist table lamp has been inspired by geometric angles in the masterpieces of Frank Lloyd Wright's architecture. The light be Ton poured in challenges our Emu perception of the form in many ways - its composition of round and square elements creates both hidden and maximizing light source. After turning off be Ton it has the same nuance, but after inflammation the light magically reflects up.

lamp designer; Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl

The lamp is equipped with a dimmer placed on a material cable.

It's worth knowing!

Frank Lloyd Wright is one of the most important designers of the 20th century. He created designs primarily furniture, lamps and stained glass. It can undoubtedly be called a precursor of organic architecture. He drew inspiration from nature, and used definitely natural materials for his work.

Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl

Kristian Sofus Hansen and Tommy Hyldahl is a Danish duo of designers, which since 2015 has been creating for brands NORR11 and 101 Copenhagen. Hansen, a graduate of the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts and Kyoto Institute of Technology, combines Scandinavian simplicity with Japanese Aesthetics Wabi-Sabi creating minimalist, sculptural forms. Hyldahl, the founder of both brands draws on fashion experience and trend analysis by introducing bold, modern concepts. Their joint projects, such as the Hippo chair, sofa studio or Drop lamp are characterized by harmony of form and functions, are inspired by brutalist architecture and Japan's culture. Thanks to the combination of various experiences and passions, this duo creates timeless, expressive furniture and lighting that combine classic crafts with modern design.