GUBI Multi Lite pendant light, Ø 36 cm, black/black

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Multi-Lite designer pendant light with many variants - chrome frame This pendant light is something very special: its lampshade consists of metal elements that can be slid around the central cylinder in different ways, allowing you to create a completely customised configuration with upward, downward or asymmetrical light emission at any time. The creative mind behind this fascinating home lighting option is Louise Weisdorf (1932-2021), a well-known Danish architect and designer. After graduating from the Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1954, he devoted himself to industrial, graphic and interior design and worked in a wide variety of fields, including the leisure and construction sectors. For ten years, he worked as chief assistant to chief architect Simon P. Henningsen (son of legendary lighting designer Poul Poul Henningsen) at Copenhagen's Tivoli amusement park. In the late 1960s, he founded his own design studio in Copenhagen. During his active time, he worked with other renowned designers, including Poul Henningsen, Verner Panton and Le Klint. The Multi-Lite pendant light is manufactured by the Danish manufacturer Gubi, which has specialised in the production of high-quality furniture and lights since it was founded in 1967 by Lisbeth and Gubi Olsen.

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Multi-Lite Pendel Black Brass was designed by Louis Weisdorf back in 1972. It consists of two inner, cylindrical lampshades while the two-quarter lampshades in a spherical shape make up the outer lampshades and can be rotated individually around the axis. The distinct lamp is easily adjusted from one setting to the other, directing the light upwards or downwards, or creating an asymmetrical or artistic light. The construction of the lamp and the adjustable lampshades ensures the utmost functionality and invites you to play around with the light. Place the lamp above your dining or coffee table, and allow it to illuminate the meeting point. You can also place it in one of the dark corners of your home, letting it light up the room and contribute a decorative expression to the atmosphere.