Fritz Hansen
Concert Pendant Light
Price starting from € 519,00*
*Price valid for the version P1 in Ø 32 x H.16,6 cm in white colour steel (cod. 54003405).
The Concert pendant is designed by Jørn Utzon, the great Danish archistar famous above all for having created one of the most iconic buildings of the entire twentieth century, the Sydney Opera House. And it is precisely from the shapes of this theater that the Concert lamp draws its inspiration, with the play of overlapping caps that give life to chiaroscuro and plays of light just like in the scenographic roof of the Opera House. Available in two different sizes and in two colors (white or black), Concert projects a pleasant and uniform light and is particularly suitable for being placed on a dining table, alone or as a couple.
Ø 32 x H.16,6 cm
Available also in Ø 55 x H.32 cm
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Ø 32 x H.16,6 cm - P1 Versin
Ø 55 x H.32 cm - P3 Version
Ø 55 x H.32 cm - P3 Version
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Designed by
Jorn Utzon
Jørn Utzon (1918-2008), Danish architect, is the author of one of the most famous buildings of the twentieth century: the Sydney Opera House, a true marvel of the modern world. With its huge reinforced concrete shell vaults made with an innovative construction technique, this theater was a titanic project that lasted over fifteen years. It had begun in 1957 when the competition for its design was surprisingly won by Utzon, then a little-known architect returning from his formative experiences in the studios of Erik Gunnar Asplund and Alvar Aaalto and from a long study of the works of Frank Lloyd Wright. Like Wright, Utzon also had an organic conception of architecture, and believed that buildings should learn from the laws of nature. However, it would be simplistic to summarize his career in a single project, however iconic: Utzon's activity extended over several decades and was crowned in 2003 by winning the Pritzker Prize, the most prestigious international award for architecture. In the field of design Utzon was particularly appreciated for his lamps, now in production for brands such as Fritz Hansen and &tradition. He also designed the Paustian showroom in Copenhagen, one of the most important furniture multi-brands in the Danish capital.
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