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Designed by Danish architect Louis Weisdorf in 1972, the Multi-Lite Table Lamp turns a carefully composed structure into an adaptable source of light. Its design reflects Weisdorf’s interest in diversity: a metal ring encircles the lamp’s central forms and anchors two opposing outer shades, giving the silhouette a distinctive balance of geometry and movement.
The shades can be rotated individually to create different arrangements. Direct the light upwards or downwards, or set the shades asymmetrically for a more sculptural effect. The arrangement can be changed whenever the mood or setting calls for a different expression, while the lamp’s construction keeps the light source concealed from direct view.
Designed by Danish architect Louis Weisdorf in 1972, the Multi-Lite Table Lamp turns a carefully composed structure into an adaptable source of light. Its design reflects Weisdorf’s interest in diversity: a metal ring encircles the lamp’s central forms and anchors two opposing outer shades, giving the silhouette a distinctive balance of geometry and movement.
The shades can be rotated individually to create different arrangements. Direct the light upwards or downwards, or set the shades asymmetrically for a more sculptural effect. The arrangement can be changed whenever the mood or setting calls for a different expression, while the lamp’s construction keeps the light source concealed from direct view.
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