



Le Klint - Model 306 Table/Wall Lamp - Brass - Paper
Model 306, also known as the Kip Lamp, is an iconic design by Danish designer Kaare Klint from 1945. This lamp is unique due to its kip function, which allows it to be used both as a wall lamp and a table lamp.
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This flexibility makes the lamp a versatile element in interior design, as it can be adapted to meet changing needs and reconfigurations in the home. The lamp is made of brass and features an elegant hand-folded lampshade, Model 2, with a side length of 21 cm, giving it a distinctive and classic appearance.
Material: Brass, Paper
Overall Dimension: H:16.14"xØ:13.78"
Shade Dimension: 13.78"
Environment: Indoor
Made in Denmark
Design by: Kaare Klint
Design year: 1945
Kaare Klint served as an apprentice to architect Carl Petersen and his own father, P.V. Jensen-Klint, in whose footsteps he followed as architect to the Grundtvig Church. He was appointed a university lecturer in 1924 and in 1944 he became Professor at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts Copenhagen, where he founded the School of Furniture Design. Kaare Klint was commissioned for many projects.Two of his outstanding masterpieces are The Bethlehem Church in Copenhagen (1935-37) and the décor for the Danish Museum of Art and Design in Copenhagen (in cooperation with Ivar Bentsen) from 1921-26.
