Carl Hansen & Søn – BT1091 Confetti pendant lamp by Bonderup & Thorup with a design from the early 1970s is part of a series of striking lamps characterized by strict and geometric shapes.
Product Information to Carl Hansen & Søn – BT1091 Confetti Pendant:
Design: Bonderup & Thorup, 1970
Shade: Powder-coated steel or Polished brass
Dimensions: Ø 65cm x H 15cm
Specifications:
- Socket: E27-socket
- Cable: Reinforced textile cable, 3 m (black for black and brass lamps; white for white lamps).
- SUSPENSION: Standard ceiling suspension included (Black for black cable, White for white cable).
Colours:
- Black (RAL9005)
- White (RAL9010)
- Green (RAL6012)
- Polished brass
Delivery time:
2-4 weeks
The Carl Hansen & Søn – BT1091 Confetti Pendant Design by Bonderup & Thorup
The BT1091 Confetti Pendant lamp was designed by the Danish architect duo Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup. This unusual design from the early 1970s is part of a series of expressive lamps characterized by their strict geometric shapes. The three lamp models in the series feature semi-mirrored bulbs that create an interesting interplay between light and shadow. The BT1091 Confetti Pendant lamp with a diameter of 14,5 cm has been reissued and is now available in white or black lacquered steel or polished brass.
Important Information:
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| Dimensions | 34 × 34 × 34 cm |
|---|---|
| Colour | Deep black (RAL9005), Pure white (RAL9010), Polished brass |
| Lightbulb | Without Lightbulb, Tala Mirrored Globe E27 |
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