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Step into the revolutionary 1950s design era with this UFO shaped pendant light by Louis Kalff for Philips. This rare model isn't just a lamp—it’s a slice of design history. Its stunning matte glass white chalice cradles a boldly repainted ochre yellow metal bowl, creating a striking interplay between soft luminescence and retro-futuristic flair.
Louis Kalff, a visionary designer who played a key role in shaping modern lighting, teamed up with Philips to craft this exceptional piece. The lamp’s futuristic form and meticulous craftsmanship echo the experimental spirit of the 1950s, while its warm ochre glow transforms any room into a conversation-worthy space. Whether you're adorning a chic modern loft or a vintage-inspired haven, this collectible pendant light infuses personality and elegance into your décor. Embrace the art of illumination with a design that celebrates innovation and timeless beauty.
PRODUCT DETAILS Condition: Excellent - the glass shade has some small signs of use Material: Metal, glass Fitting: E27 Including light bulb and ceiling cap
Manufacturer: Philips Designer: Louis Kalff Period of production: 1950 Country of origin: Holland
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