Northern Butterfly perforated wall light, brass

Lamp Masters

Butterfly Perforated Wall Lamp Brass is a little light fixture designed for Arnold Wiigs Fabrikker in 1964. It was later manufactured by Høvik Lys, also in Norway. After being out of production for a few decades, Northern decided to re-launch this Norwegian treasure in 2008. The uniqueness of the lamp, in combination with the simple shape and special construction, allows it to create a distinctive light. Butterfly offers more than just light – it creates a warm atmosphere. It looks simple and elegant on its own, but can also be combined with other versions to create an interesting effect. “Butterfly” a shining philosophy around white wings Woven into a connecting body a brightness that melts into the eye glittering without glitter Flying without flight Living without life Just as plain and simple as that Simple simplicity -- designer Sven I. Dysthe

Lights.co

Wall lamp Butterfly perforated in shimmering brass The classic wall lamp from Northern is the Butterfly. This wall lamp, whose shape is reminiscent of a butterfly, is timeless in design, small, elegant and with an impressive lighting effect. The Butterfly perforated uses exactly this design and adds a new modern and contemporary look with a perforated surface. The Butterfly perforated blends in perfectly, especially in furnishing concepts that are more industrially designed, for example. The lighting effect is even more enhanced here, as the perforation of the metal provides an impressive play of light. The brass surface also looks elegant and stylish here.