Le Klint - Model 172 Pendant
The iconic pendant Model 172 was designed in 1971 by Poul Christiansen, but new sizes have been added up until 2009.
The popular Model 172 is therefore available in many variations, making it possible to find a suitable size, whether the lamp is intended to hang over the kitchen or dining table, in the conference room, or in the hotel lobby.
Shade material
PVC
Cord material
PVC
Medium:Ø:2.9” / H:12.2” Large:Ø:17.3” / H:15.7”
Fixture: E26 Max Wattage: 40w
Cord length: 118"
Environment: Indoor
Made in Denmark
Design by: Poul Christiansen
Design year: 1971
Poul Christiansen trained at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts’ School of Architecture. He worked in architecture and design for Ib & Jørgen Rasmussen from 1977 to 1986 and founded “Komplot Design” together with Boris Berlin in 1987. Between 1969 and 1987 Poul Christiansen brought innovative and exciting dimensions to Le Klint's lampshades. Prior to his involvement the shades had been folded in pleats and in straight lines across the pleats. Poul Christiansen discovered that folding in mathematical curves gave the lampshades beautiful and unique sculptural shapes. His most famous creation is the SinusLine series which he developed by combining sine curves in such a way that they formed a lampshade when folded.
