Pair of 1940s Finnish Minimalist Plug-In Wall Lights Attributed to Paavo Tynell

Pair of 1940s Finnish Minimalist Plug-In Wall Lights Attributed to Paavo TynellPair of 1940s Finnish Minimalist Plug In Wall Lights Attributed to Paavo Tynell. A highly refined pair of adjustable rectangular wall lamps executed in metal with white painted interior shade that rotates up and down with original on off switch. A highly functional design of deceptive simplicity, these wall lights exude Finnish refinement. Paavo Tynell designed nearly identical wall lamps for various well documented hospital projects in Finland in the

and chairs to ceramics and glassware - and his buildings

Pierre Paulin’s first sketches for what would become the 'Pacha' Collection were simple pencil outlines that resembled clouds

making it possible to combine more than one piece to create new layers in a single space

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The 'PH Artichoke' Pendant Light was designed in 1958 by Poul Henningsen for the Langelinie Pavillonen restaurant in Copenhagen

The 'Unbound's' contrast between the solid base and lightness of the shade provides a stunning sculptural piece in a wide variety of spaces

the 'Pacha' Collection can be clustered in different combinations to suit the scale of nearly any space

The trumpet-shaped top shade of the 'PH 5-4½' pendant provides illumination of the area above the three lower shades

sincerity and creation

Travertine 'Epic' Round Coffee Table by GamFratesi for GUBI

all while ensuring evenly diffused light

A rare and elegant design executed in sculptural black painted perforated metal with attractively patinated brass arm