Description

The lamp is inspired by the architecture of different suburban districts of Stockholm. Many of Folkforms products are based on architecture and the graphic expression in buildings, the particular skyline lamp was inspired by the raw concrete suburbs outside Stockholm. In collaboration with the lamp factory in Örsjö Folkform examine the opportunities of the metallic colour palette, from highly polished brass to oxidised copper.
Originally the lamp was studio produced by Folkform and presented during an independent design exhibition as a prototype, but Örsjö belysning discovered the lamp at Skandium in London in 2012 and launched it during Stockholm Furniture Fair 2014.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Small L:25 x D: 25 x H:19 cm
Large L:50 x D:50 x H:37 cm

Material: White enamelled metal or polished, rough brass, wire suspension

Connection: White or gold coloured textile cord 1.2 m with loop

Recommended light source: 1 X 46W E27 halogen clear alternatively 1 X 7,5W LED E27 830, 1 X 28W E27 halogen clear alternatively 1 X 3,5W LED E27 830 (not included)

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Skyline pendant lamp

By Örsjö Belysning

The lamp is inspired by the architecture of different suburban districts of Stockholm. Many of Folkforms products are based on architecture and the graphic expression in buildings, the particular skyline lamp was inspired by the raw concrete suburbs outside Stockholm.. Read more

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Made for you in 4-6 weeks

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Was £1,243.00

£1,056.00

Choose variant to see production time
Made for you in 4-6 weeks

This furniture is made to order especially for you to soon enjoy. The lead time shown is an estimate based on information from our brands, so can be subject to change. Please notice orders on these can only be cancelled for a full refund within the first 3 business days.
For full details on this, and our 365 days return policy please click here

Was £1,243.00

£1,056.00

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Description

The lamp is inspired by the architecture of different suburban districts of Stockholm. Many of Folkforms products are based on architecture and the graphic expression in buildings, the particular skyline lamp was inspired by the raw concrete suburbs outside Stockholm. In collaboration with the lamp factory in Örsjö Folkform examine the opportunities of the metallic colour palette, from highly polished brass to oxidised copper.
Originally the lamp was studio produced by Folkform and presented during an independent design exhibition as a prototype, but Örsjö belysning discovered the lamp at Skandium in London in 2012 and launched it during Stockholm Furniture Fair 2014.

Technical Info

Dimensions:
Small L:25 x D: 25 x H:19 cm
Large L:50 x D:50 x H:37 cm

Material: White enamelled metal or polished, rough brass, wire suspension

Connection: White or gold coloured textile cord 1.2 m with loop

Recommended light source: 1 X 46W E27 halogen clear alternatively 1 X 7,5W LED E27 830, 1 X 28W E27 halogen clear alternatively 1 X 3,5W LED E27 830 (not included)

Designed by Folkform

Folkform consists of designers Anna Holmquist and Chandra Ahlsell that began their partnership in 2005. The Stockholm-based studio is already represented in the Swedish National Art collection and the National Museum of Art, Architecture and Design in Oslo.