Opal Lamella Pendant Lamp
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The Opal Lamella pendant was designed in the 1950s by Danish light master Svend Aage Holm-Sørensen. Opal glass offers something special when it comes to light, and the internationally renowned light designer chose opal glass for the Opal Lamella pendant to create a special warm glow. The glowing glass core of the pendant is embraced by a sculptural metal crown, the luxurious look being further underpinned by the solid brass top.
The Opal Lamella offers wonderful indirect lighting when used as a single pendant in the kitchen, in the bedroom or a living-room nook, and equally elegant when three pendants hover side by side over the dining table. Choose from several classic colours in Warm Nordic’s exclusive silky matt finish, which guarantees an extraordinarily beautiful and durable surface.
Lacquered steel
Sand-blasted opal glass
Available in a range of coloured finishes
Opal Lamella Pendant Lamp
Opal Lamella Pendant Lamp
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Opal Lamella Pendant Lamp
The Maker /
Warm Nordic
Warm Nordic is a Danish lifestyle brand with a focus on designer furniture, lighting and homeware. The company celebrates the rich history of mid century Scandinavian design alongside work from today's leading contemporary Nordic designers.
A curated selection of authentic mid-century design classics are combined with bold modern work, destined to be the New Nordic icons of the future.
The Designer /
Svend Aage Holm-Sorensen
Danish designer Svend Aage Holm Sørensen (1913 – 2004) is known for his self-produced lighting designs dating from the 1950s, ‘60s and ‘70s. As a licensed ornamental metalworker, Holm-Sørensen possessed an experimental, yet balanced understanding of materials. His passion for lighting design was evident wherever he was, he would sketch ideas on everything: envelopes, theatre programmes, even tram tickets.
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