FRITZ HANSEN Kaiser Idell 6722 P Gloss black

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High-gloss lacquered Kaiser idell™ pendant light – a classic of Bauhaus design This pendant light is part of the unique Kaiser idell™ series of lights by German designer Christian Dell (1893–1974) and was designed in 1931. Christian Dell, a trained silversmith, teacher of industrial design and master craftsman at the Weimar Bauhaus from 1922 to 1925, created the legendary series of lights in the 1930s. Today, it is manufactured by FRITZ HANSEN, the Danish lighting company founded in 1872 by carpenter Fritz Hansen after he obtained a trading licence for Copenhagen, and which has been synonymous with exquisite design ever since. Now 75% owned by Skandinavisk Holding, FRITZ HANSEN continues to stand for innovative designs that are crafted to the highest standards. The Kaiser idell™ pendant light is a symbol of elegant Bauhaus design and exquisite materials. It adds a special touch to any interior and is ideal for general lighting, but also for illuminating a dining table, for example. An absolute eye-catcher, whether switched on or off.

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The Kaiser Idell 6722 pendant Black is a simple and minimalist pendant. With a diameter of 14.4 cm, the pendant works well on its own as well as in a cluster. Hang it above your dining or coffee table to frame the meeting point in a comfortable cone of light. It all started in 1931, when Christian Dell drew his first table lamp, inspired by the Bauhaus movement of the time. These days, the lamp remains a symbol of the Bauhaus period, and it is more popular than ever. It was named KAISER after the factory that manufactured it at the time, while IDELL is a portmanteau of the word ‘idea’ and the designer’s last name. Since then, an array of lovely KAISER Idell has joined the collection, and the 6722 pendant is the newest member of the family. The simple and neat design manages to maintain its youthfulness and fits perfectly into the Scandinavian style of décor., and browse the rest of the popular KAISER Idell 6722-collection.