Arne Jacobsen - Munkegaards Ceiling Light - Produced In Denmark By Louis Poulsen In The 1950s - Brass & White Glass FACIT 1740

Arne Jacobsen - Munkegaards Ceiling Light - Produced In Denmark By Louis Poulsen In The 1950s - Brass & White Glass FACIT 1740Renowned danish architect Arne Jacobsen designed the Munkegaard school in Gentofte, Denmark in 1955 for Louis Poulsen. You can find school desks, chairs and other lighting with same model name, since Arne Jacobsen designed all the interior for Munkegaard school. All the pieces have become iconic for the danish modern era. Built in ceiling light with milky white opaline glass and a brass ring is keeping the glass in place. This version is a very early

Crafted with a chrome metal base and a shade made of clear and white opal glass

Designer: Designed by the legendary Danish designer Hans Wegner

Measuring 25 cm in length

It infiltrated the West in the attache cases of every foreign embassy attache

the pendant boasts proportions that make a striking statement while seamlessly fitting into various spaces

" Let this exquisite lamp bring Danish design heritage into your space

-Foundry stamped W

The plastic shade adds a touch of sophistication and softens the light

Rare Brown Composite Ceiling Pendant by A

perfect for adding a touch of Scandinavian sophistication to any interior

it's an embodiment of artistry

in the form of a Parrot - Patinated Bronze Sculpture by Andreas Wargenbrant