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When Alvar Aalto designed the A110 pendant in 1952, it was nicknamed the Hand Grenade Light because it resembles the German grenades of the war. It was originally designed for the Finnish Engineers Association and the Council Chamber of Saynatsalo Town Hall. The design acts as a spotlight for direct illumination, with a bit of indirect lit being emitted from the top of the shade. It is available in white or black lacquered aluminum with a removable white, black or polished brass ring. It comes with a color coordinated canopy and cord to match the pendant finish. The 8.2 feet of cord can be cut in the field for the desired length.
Description
- Design Country: Finland
- Material: Aluminum, steel
- Wiring: hard wired, 8.2"cord
- Dimensions:
- Pendant: 6.3"Dia. x 14.3"H
- Canopy: 5.1"Dia. x 2"H
- Bulb: Uses 11W E27 (compact fluorescent) or 60 W E27 (incandescent) - not included.
- Additional Information: UL listed
Brand
Artek
One of four founders of the Artek brand, Alvar Aalto’s pieces embrace the brand’s dedication to blending art and technology for the sake of promoting “a modern culture of living.” His furniture, like his buildings, strike a balance, exist in harmony with their surroundings, and possess only ver carefully considered details.
A leader of the modernist movement, Alvar teamed up with his wife Aino to inject a uniquely architectural perspective into lighting, textiles, and furniture, creating his first piece in 1932. Alvar’s legacy lies in the pieces he designed that continue to be reproduced for the benefit and admiration of current and future generations.
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