Le Klint 132 Lamella 4

The Le Klint 132 Lamella 4 pendant lamp was designed by the designer duo Hallgeir Homstvedt and Jonah Takagi. Together, they have created a modern, yet timeless pleated light fixture inspired by lamp varieties from the Le Klint archives.

"... On one of my first work days at Le Klint, I saw some old models with curved pleats in the archive. PLICA technology was a long-forgotten production form that was no longer feasible. I have always liked these curved pleats, and over the years I've been waiting for the opportunity to bring this technique back to life. Not only in the form of a new edition, but with new models with modern flair and interpreted from a fresh perspective. And now they are there ... " _{Kim Weckstrøm Jensen Ceo, Le Klint}

The name of the pendant lamp was inspired by the underside of mushroom caps, called lamellae. The lamps, available in two different shapes, are made of plastic.

Thanks to the closed shaped, the Lamella lamps emit an indirect and glare-free light. This creates a pleasant atmosphere both above the dining table and as a room light.

Composition: Aluminium | Polyvinyl chloride (PVC)
Designer: Takagi & Homstvedt
Weight: 280g
Measurements: ø21xH28cm
Number of bulbs: 1
Max. watt LED: 10
Recommended lumen: 420
Socket: E14
Sealing class: IP20
Bulb not included

Good craftsmanship and in-house production are two major cornerstones of LE KLINT as a brand. Their world-renowned quality lighting is the result of techniques and tradition that has been handed down from generation to generation, which are still being carried out today by a broad team of highly skilled workers in Denmark.

LE KLINT is synonymous with lampshades. Their hand-folded, pleated iconic shades take years of learning specific techniques, completing a qualifying process and mastering many different pleating forms, before one is inducted, as part of the skilled team of folders. A dedicated LE KLINT team takes great pride in every aspect of the production, fitting, quality control and shipment procedures, to make sure each lamp is unique.