Lamp Putki clear
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The Putki lamp was originally designed and made by a collective led by designer Matti Klenell that included Iittala for the re-opening of Sweden’s Nationalmuseum in Stockholm. The massive glass lamps were placed in the windows of the museum’s restaurant. Iittala scaled the Putki lamp for a new collection created by Matti Klenell that features a large mouthblown glass lantern in three complementary colours: clear, grey and copper. It has a powder coated steel/terracotta coloured feet.
The vertical lines and clean shape create simple sophistication in any interior while the soft glow from the Putki lamp brings calm.
size: 34cm high | 20,5 cm wide
material: mouthblown glass & steel
colors: clear, copper,grey
lamp: light source max 20W LED (not included) | EU plug
cord: 2,3m with switch
about the designer:
Matti Klenell (1972) is a Swedish designer known for his continual explorations into the Nordic design philosophy of form and function. Much like craftsmen during the dawn of industrialism, Klenell seeks to obtain the richest artistic expression within the possible limitations of the production process. His goal is to bring his creations to life by giving them character and personality. His global clientele includes BRIO, Moooi and Muuto. His multi-faceted approach to design allows him to work within many platforms including one-man exhibitions of his art glassware. Klenell has received much recognition for his work including the Red Dot Design Award for the Lempi drinking glass that he created for Iittala.
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