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Table Lamp AJ MINI TABLE Stainless steel LOUIS POULSEN

Name: SILVERA
Address: 58, avenue Kléber 75116, Paris, 75116, FR
Telephone: +33(0)1 46 22 27 22

£950.00

£791.66 HT

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Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1957 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen (Radisson Blu), the AJ luminaires were originally part of the concept of desi ... Learn more

Acier inox

Designer :

Arne JACOBSEN

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Available in 1 to 2 weeks

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Table Lamp

AJ MINI TABLE Stainless steel

LOUIS POULSEN

AJ MINI TABLE Stainless steel

£950.00

£791.66 HT

£950.00

£791.66 HT

Description

Designed by Arne Jacobsen in 1957 for the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen (Radisson Blu), the AJ luminaires were originally part of the complete design concept created for the Hotel. Edited by Louis Poulsen, the AJ Mini table lamp has an iconic graphic expression, which aligns beautifully with Jacobsen's design style and while offering a contrast to the curvature of some of the SAS Royal Hotel's furniture. The lamp's timeless design means it can be adapted to any interior and, over the years, the colour palettes have been adapted to suit modern interior trends. The angle of the shade on the AJ Mini lamp can be adjusted to optimise light distribution. The shade is painted white on the inside to give off a soft, comfortable light.

Technology

1 x 20w e14

Color

Acier inox

Colour

chrome

Material

metal

Dimensions

l 18,3 cm x h 43,3 cm, diffuseur l 24,7 cm

Matériaux

acier ou acier inoxydable étiré, base fonte de zinc ou acier inoxydable

Availability

1 à 2 semaines

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Arne JACOBSEN

Born in Copenhagen in 1902, Arne Jacobsen trained as a mason at the Technical College in Copenhagen, before studying architecture at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, where he graduated in 1927. He initially worked for Paul Holsoe, an architect, before founding his own practice in 1930. One of his significant creations was the Bellavista apartment block in Klampenborg (1933-1934), which earned him the nickname "Danish Le Corbusier." From 1934 onwards, Jacobsen worked closely with Fritz Hansen, a company he was particularly proud of. His furniture can be found in museums and hotels worldwide. Jacobsen was a key figure in the Danish functionalist movement, advocating for rational, functional architecture. He also laid the groundwork for Scandinavian organic modernism. The 1950s were among Jacobsen's most productive years. In 1952, he designed the Ant Chair for a major pharmaceutical company, which remains one of Denmark's best-selling furniture pieces. One of its variations, the Series 7 chair or 3107, was also a commercial success. In 1958, one of his most significant projects began: the design and fitting-out of the SAS Royal in Copenhagen. This project produced the iconic Egg and Swan armchairs, along with the AJ lamps, all characterized by their elegant, timeless design. Arne Jacobsen's legacy is still very much present in Denmark, where many buildings, houses, theatres, schools, and hotels bear his signature. Internationally, his greatest achievement was the design of St Catherine's College, Oxford, which gave rise to the famous Oxford chair. Fritz Hansen continues to produce Jacobsen's pieces, which have become design classics. His influence on Scandinavian design is still evident today.

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LOUIS POULSEN

Danish brand Louis Poulsen was founded in 1874, originating from traditional Scandinavian design where form follows function. Louis Poulsen became the owner of the company in 1906 after the death of his uncle, Ludvig R. Poulsen. Louis Poulsen’s approach to architectural development began when he collaborated with one of the world’s leading lighting designers, Poul Henningsen. In 1924, the designer began collaborating with Louis Poulsen lighting; their objective was to take part in the "International Exhibition of Modern Decorative and Industrial Arts". In 1925 the collaboration proved successful and the Poul Henningsen lamps won the gold medal. Following this victory, the two men marketed their products in France, England and Denmark.

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