Pendant lamp P376, copper, by H.-A. Jakobsson, Nordisk Solar, Sweden, 1960s.
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This pendant lamp, designed by Hans-Agne Jakobsson for the Swedish brand Nordisk Solar in the 1960s, is a testament to Scandinavian modernism. Its construction features a sculptural composition of vertically arranged, gently curved copper strips, unified by a central cylinder of the same metal. The lamp is suspended from a black textile cord with a simple metal ceiling rose. The finish is smooth and polished copper, reflecting light and imbuing the lamp with a rich, orange-gold tone. With a diameter of 55 cm and a height of 23 cm, it makes a distinct yet unobtrusive statement within an interior. The condition is very good: the copper retains its original shine, with only minor age-appropriate traces visible, and no significant damage or signs of restoration.The lamp expresses the voice of the 1960s through Scandinavian restraint and rationality. The rhythmic arrangement of copper strips diffuses the light softly, creating an atmosphere of gentle focus. The metal's reflective surface recalls an era when light was meant to calm and order a space rather than dominate it. Every aspect of the lamp is governed by harmony and everyday comfort, with all decorative flourishes subordinated to function.This lamp can be suspended above a large dining table or in a spacious living room, where its architectural silhouette will be properly showcased. It pairs well with light oak or walnut furniture, simple wool or leather textiles, and graphic wall art to highlight its mid-century modern character. It will also fit seamlessly into loft or collector’s interiors, serving as a composed and luminous accent without
DIMENSION
Height35 cm
Width40 cm
Length40 cm
Dimension details
Length40 cm
Height35 cm
Width40 cm
Weight4 kg
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