Pair of wall lights Bubble, golden glass, brass, by H. Tynell, Limburg, Germany, 1960s.
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This pair of wall lights, designed by Helena Tynell for Limburg in the 1960s, represents mid-century German design with clear modernist and Bauhaus influences. The hand-blown glass shades feature a warm, light amber hue with a golden glow, adorned with evenly spaced, hemispherical bubble patterns that create a three-dimensional, tactile texture. The glossy finish of the glass accentuates the play of light and reflections, while the subtle brass fittings at the base complement the amber tone. The proportions are balanced—the rectangular silhouette is softened by rounded bubbles, and the glass is securely mounted on minimalist, geometric brass. Original manufacturer labels remain intact. Very good vintage condition—glass is free from visible scratches or chips, and the brass displays a light patina consistent with age and careful use.
These wall lights evoke the spirit of the 1960s, when the interplay of light and material was celebrated in lighting design. The bubble glass acts as an amber filter, each protrusion turning into a lens that projects a subtle spectacle of reflections onto the wall. The minimalist form is a nod to post-war optimism and the value of craftsmanship—these lamps whisper: 'With light alone, a space can gain depth.'
They can be placed on either side of a mirror or artwork in the living room to accentuate the rhythm of light and shadow. Well-suited for mid-century modern interiors, they can be combined with dark wood, matte ceramics, or soft textiles to highlight the
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Height21 cm
Width12 cm
Length13 cm
Dimension details
Length13 cm
Height21 cm
Width12 cm
Weight4 kg
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