Description

The G-10 lamp collection, designed by the icon Greta M. Grossman in 1950, is another of her undiscovered designs. The lamp collection is characterized by its distinctive lampshade, giving the space a pleasant light, as well as its rough surface and contrasting polished brass details, which are all defining the lamp's unique look.

The collection, consisting of a floor lamp and a pendant, has a refined luxurious charm combined with an industrial character, which gives an expression of being a classic yet contemporary design. The G-10 lamp collection was produced, as many of Grossman's other work, in both America and her native Sweden, where this collection draw its features after the Swedish version. The lamp was Greta M. Grossman's 10th product for the Swedish manufacturer Bergboms, therefore the name G-10.

Technical Info

Dimensions: Ø:36.5 x H:21.4 cm
Cable length, exposed: 4 m

Material:
Shade: Coated aluminum
Canopy: Brass stained steel
Glass shade: Satinized opal glass

Recommended light sources:

Halogen light bulb
Recommended wattage: 46 W
Max wattage: 46 W

All fluorescens light bulbs
Recommended wattage: 15 W
Max wattage: 15 W

LED retrofit light bulbs
Recommended wattage: 7 W
Max wattage: 9 W

G-10 collection - Pendant lamp

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The G-10 lamp collection, designed by the icon Greta M. Grossman in 1950, is another of her undiscovered designs. The lamp collection is characterized by its distinctive lampshade, giving the space a pleasant light, as well as its rough surface. Read more

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Description

The G-10 lamp collection, designed by the icon Greta M. Grossman in 1950, is another of her undiscovered designs. The lamp collection is characterized by its distinctive lampshade, giving the space a pleasant light, as well as its rough surface and contrasting polished brass details, which are all defining the lamp's unique look.

The collection, consisting of a floor lamp and a pendant, has a refined luxurious charm combined with an industrial character, which gives an expression of being a classic yet contemporary design. The G-10 lamp collection was produced, as many of Grossman's other work, in both America and her native Sweden, where this collection draw its features after the Swedish version. The lamp was Greta M. Grossman's 10th product for the Swedish manufacturer Bergboms, therefore the name G-10.

Technical Info

Dimensions: Ø:36.5 x H:21.4 cm
Cable length, exposed: 4 m

Material:
Shade: Coated aluminum
Canopy: Brass stained steel
Glass shade: Satinized opal glass

Recommended light sources:

Halogen light bulb
Recommended wattage: 46 W
Max wattage: 46 W

All fluorescens light bulbs
Recommended wattage: 15 W
Max wattage: 15 W

LED retrofit light bulbs
Recommended wattage: 7 W
Max wattage: 9 W

Designed by Greta M. Grossman

Greta Magnusson Grossman (1906-1999) maintained a prolific forty-year career on two continents: Europe and North America. Her achievements were many and encompassed industrial design, interior design and architecture. In 1940, she emigrated to the United States, settling in Los Angeles