A338 'Bilberry' Pendant Light
- Regular price
- MYR 2,702.00
- Regular price
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- Sale price
- MYR 2,702.00
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Description
The Bilberry Lamp was designed to resemble Aalto’s favorite berry: the bilberry. This lamp is used as a spotlight to highlight a designated area of a room, or a piece of art. It featured in the library of the MaisonLouis Carré. The lamp’s organic design includes two spheres that mesh into each other, but are separated by the signature steel ring. The opening for the light bulb is asymmetrically placed on the side, thus having a spotlight type of functionality.
Details
Material Description:
- Material: Shades are Hand-spun steel
- Cable length: 2.5m
- Cable Color: White
- Socket Type Bulb: E14
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Max Watt: 40W
This luminaire is compatible with bulbs of the energy classes: A++, A+, A, B, C, D, E
Dimension:
W180 x H220 mm
Designer
Alvar Aalto, 1950
Recognised today as one of the great masters of modern architecture, Alvar Aalto (1898 –1976) was born in Kuortane, Finland. During a long and prolific career, Aalto designed buildings for almost all key public institutions, as well as standardised housing and private homes. One of the co-founders of Artek, Aalto left a legacy with lasting resonance. Together with his wife Aino Aalto, he began designing furnishings as a natural extension of their architectural thinking and his first modern furniture design was created in 1929 for the tuberculosis sanatorium in Paimio, Finland. Artek was set up in 1935 to market and sell Alvar and Aino Aalto’s furniture, lighting and textiles, particularly on international markets.
