1970's Swedish Knubbling lamp by Anders Pehrson
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1970's Swedish Knubbling lamp by Anders Pehrson

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SKU 1825
£575.00
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This "Knubbling" lamp is a mushroom-shaped table lamp designed by Anders Pehrson for the Swedish company Ateljé Lyktan in the early 1970s, appearing in 1971 or around 1970/1971. It features a metal base and stem, and a white translucent plastic lampshade. As a part of Ateljé Lyktan's design philosophy, the Knubbling lamp emphasizes form, function, colour, and the concept of a "family" of products.

Key Aspects of the Knubbling Lamp's History

Designer:

Anders Pehrson, a pivotal designer and eventual owner of Ateljé Lyktan, known for creating design classics.

Manufacturer:

Ateljé Lyktan, a Swedish lighting company founded in 1934.

Year:

The lamp was designed around 1970 or 1971 and is a product of the 1970s.

Design:

It is characterized by its distinctive mushroom-like shape, consisting of a metal base and stem and a circular, translucent plastic shade.

Context:

The Knubbling lamp was designed during a highly successful period for Pehrson and Ateljé Lyktan, following the international success of the "Bumling" series and preceding the company's massive order for the 1972 Olympic Games in Munich.

Production:

The Knubbling lamp was produced in various sizes and finishes, including brass and chrome, and with different coloured bases, reflecting the company's focus on mass production of a wide range of products.

Orange original lid available

Height 55 cm

shade circumference 39 cm

base circumference 32 cm

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