Haipot Pendant Light Dark Green is a Japanese-inspired light by Dyberg Larsen. It is the result of a collaboration between designer Frank Kerdil and stylist Anette Eckmann. The pendant light is built on a curved lampshade that forms a cover for the white opal glass, which lights up when the lamp is switched on. The combination of Japanese and Danish design clearly demonstrates the aesthetic and craftsmanship values of the Haipot pendant light. It fits perfectly into a Scandinavian interior, where the focus is on quality and minimalism. The small light can be used individually or combined in a group to create a more decorative look. It can be used anywhere in the home where beautiful design and cosy lighting are required. It is particularly suitable above the dining table or coffee table, where it distributes a pleasant and soft light. Find the one that best suits your décor. Note: The lamp comes with a 3-metre cord soldered to the suspension. It is therefore not possible to change the colour or length of the cable.
Lights.coHaipot pendant light – a beautiful combination of metal and glass The upper, larger section of the Haipot pendant light’s lampshade is made of glossy lacquered metal, whilst the lower section, which sits within it, is made of opal-white glass. This beautiful combination results in a stunning appearance and a very pleasant light. Whether hung individually, in a row or in a cluster, this small pendant light is perfect for illuminating tables or counters. The ceiling rose has been painted to match the metal colour of the lampshade. The Haipot pendant light was designed by Frank Kerdil for the Danish lighting manufacturer Dyberg Larsen. Frank Kerdil is an experienced designer with over 30 years’ experience in the product design industry. He created the Haipot pendant light in collaboration with stylist Anette Eckmann, who was responsible for the colour scheme.
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