Versatile Multi-Lite designer floor lamp in a modern colour scheme With its glossy chrome-plated frame and white lacquered lampshade, the Multi-Lite floor lamp has a look that is very much in keeping with the times. Yet the concept dates back to 1972, when the Danish designer and architect Louis Weisdorf created the Multi-Lite pendant light. The floor lamp in this series also captivates with its fascinating shade design. The metal shade consists of two cylinders positioned inside, surrounded by two quarter-spheres. The position of the latter can be adjusted so that the light from the bulb is directed either indirectly upwards, directly downwards or asymmetrically to the sides – entirely in line with the specific requirements. The combination of chrome and white complements a wide range of interior styles. The floor lamp from the Danish lighting and furniture manufacturer Gubi stands out for the excellent quality that characterises this manufacturer’s products.
Lamp MastersThe Multi-Lite floor lamp in Chrome/White embodies the Golden Era of Danish design, thanks to its characteristic shape consisting of two opposing adjustable shades. These make it possible to create a personal expression and a wide range of light intensities in the room. By rotating the lampshades individually, the Multi-Lite pendant can be positioned in various ways, directing the light upwards, downwards, or asymmetrically into the room for a more artistic feel. Multi-Lite was drawn up for the first time in 1972, when Louis Weisdorf made an exception to his usual rule of only using repeating elements. This design reflects his passion for diversity. The lamp is based on two cylindrical shapes, surrounded by a metal ring. The ring anchors two partially spherical lampshades, which complete the iconic design that serves various purposes. Multi-Lite has a timeless expression that is well-suited for any style of décor.
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