Ceiling Light Bubble, gold, glass crystal, by H. Tynell, Germany, 1970s
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This ceiling light, designed by Helena Tynell for Limburg in Germany during the 1970s, exemplifies classic mid-century modern design. The hand-blown glass and crystal shade forms a square measuring 23 × 23 cm with a height of 12 cm, featuring gently rounded corners. Its surface is adorned with the distinctive raised bubble motif in varying sizes, arranged in a geometric, honeycomb-like pattern. The amber-golden hue and high-gloss finish allow light to diffuse softly, creating dynamic reflections and a sense of depth. All mounting hardware is concealed, ensuring a clean, sculptural silhouette. The glass is thick and robust, with no visible cracks or major chips—only a minor chip at the rim, invisible when installed. The fixture is in very good vintage condition, showing minimal signs of age or use.
The lamp’s form tells the story of European optimism in the 1970s, when light and color became emblems of modern living. The bubble relief seems to invite playful interaction with light—every rounded contour captures and refracts beams across the wall like fragments of a glass garden. The warm, golden tone sets a gentle evening ambience, echoing an era when glass was both material and medium for experiments with texture and illumination. This is an object that could recount tales of gatherings, conversations, and quiet moments when light itself becomes the protagonist of the interior.
The fixture may be used as either a ceiling or wall light
DIMENSION
Height12 cm
Width23 cm
Length23 cm
Dimension details
Length23 cm
Height12 cm
Width23 cm
Weight4 kg
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