FLOOR LAMPS

The round, geometric shape and sculptural construction of the AD Floor Lamp is influenced by the austere Brutalist movement of the mid-20th Century. The oxidized surface is textured and almost resembling concrete as a nod to the architectural source of inspiration. Thin aluminum plates comprising the plate geometry shape enclose the light source providing a smooth light scattering, the lamp is pleasant yet functional in every setting. It looks paper thin from some angles and solid from others playing with the subtle movement of light. 

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

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Inspired by the shape of a bow, the Bow lamps is all about transforming LED lights into sculptural objects. Bended like the string on a traditional bow, the illuminating acrylic tube becomes a soft and artistic feature on the lamp. 

Available in two wall lamp sizes, the bow lampshade is mounted to a rectangular metal wall cup, adding a certain architectural detail and a depth between the bow and the wall.

Bow also comes in a floor lamp, where the bow lampshade is mounted to a sculptural metal ball, creating an interesting contrast between the airy bow and the heavy object.

All Bow Lamps comes with an inbuild LED light source with Kelvin 2400 to create a warm and cozy atmosphere. All metal parts are plated in Bronze.

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

Inspired by the characteristic use of animal pictures in Danish Modernism from the 1940s to 1960s, the Bull lamp takes its name after the bull-like lampshades of opal glass, providing a smooth light scattering and a characteristic expression. The body consists of an unpolished grey marble base with a lamp arm in oxidized aluminum covered in spun cognac coloured leather, and an upper part in oxidized aluminum that stands in beautiful contrast to the light, translucent glass. This subtle interaction of materials makes the Bull lamp much more than merely a source of light. 

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

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An art piece in itself, the Dusk and Dawn lamps are a unique source of light that lets the mind wander to planets, eclipses and Brutalist architectural details. The layered shades playfully divide the light into a rhythm of exposure contributing to an intimate and cozy atmosphere. The square, raw oxidized aluminium base meets the two rounded aluminum shades which, richly textured and with an almost concrete like surface, gives a certain depth to the smooth light. 

Designed by Nicolaj Nøddesbo & Tommy Hyldahl.

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Pearl is a collection of lamps inspired by ancient Japanese lanterns. The lantern shaped light source of opal glass is half hidden behind a flexible metal screen. The perforated metal screen filters the light and can be turned around to create unique lighting installations. The lampshade is mounted to a sleek metal frame, adding a certain lightness to the lamp. Pearl is made of plated metal subsequent hand brushed and comes in a pendant and floor lamp. 

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

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Inspired by the Stingray fish, the Stingray lampshade is all about the contrast between soft shapes and sharp lines. The almost floating lampshade is the centrepiece of the Stingray collection, elegantly featured in two chandeliers, a table lamp and floor lamp. The lampshade is designed to hide and expose the Lightsource according to the viewpoint, creating a flexible and artistic light experience.

The Stingray table and floor lamp is characterised by three legs, adding a certain rhythm and simplicity. The lampshade is mounted to an adjustable lamp arm, elegantly balancing the Stingray lampshade opposite a sphere shape. 

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

Recommended 101 Cph Light Source: Pygmy - Matt Porcelain - E14

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The Moon is a minimalistic floor lamp constructed from geometric shapes, where each component is perfectly balanced to one another. The lamp has two light sources placed as compositional fix points along an oxidized brass arm. A large circular lampshade hangs from the arm as a floating reflector in the space. The brushed brass lampshade is illuminated on both sides, creating a warm and soft lighting. The Moon lamp is mounted to a cylindrical base of unpolished grey marble, stabilizing the structure. 

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

Recommended 101 Cph Light Source: Pygmy - Matt Porcelain - E14

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Standing tall as an ancient symbol, The Totem Floor Lamp is a sculptural lighting design, embodying the core elements of 101 Copenhagen lighting design. Hidden between two circular metal screens with slightly curved endings, the light source is intensified and expressed in an indirect lighting experience, which changes according to the viewpoint and movement around the lamp. The almost floating lampshades are lifted up by a metal pole, mounted to a half circular metal base.

Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl

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