JWDA Concrete Lamp: Calacatta Viola Marble

JWDA Concrete Lamp: Calacatta Viola Marble

JWDA Concrete Lamp: Light Grey + Steel

JWDA Concrete Lamp

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JWDA Concrete Lamp: Calacatta Viola Marble

JWDA Concrete Lamp: Light Grey + Steel

JWDA Concrete Lamp

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Menu × Jonas Wagell

JWDA Concrete Lamp

$216 – $376 ~~$270 – $470~~

$216 ~~$270~~

SKU: MEN-1800129U

$376 ~~$470~~

SKU: MEN-1830319U

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Spec Sheet

Description

In his JWDA Concrete Lamp for Danish brand Menu, the Stockholm-based designer Jonas Wagell proves that opposites can be exceedingly attractive. Mixing the raw heft of a concrete base with a refined glass shade leads to a intriguing meditation on contrasting textures, with the geometric accent of a brass on-off/dimmer knob. Provides soft ambient lighting to place near a sofa, on a shelf or next to the bed.

Specifications

Size

11.4" h x 6.7" dia (29x17cm)
Cord length: 78.7" (200cm)

Material

Powder-coated steel, brass, concrete, opal glass, textile cord

Technical

Contact us for UL details
G9
Color temperature: 2700K
Dimmable
Bulb Included

Brand

From lighting and furniture, tabletop to bath, the wide offerings of Menu speaks to this Copenhagen-based company’s guiding quest for functional originality. “It’s about creating aesthetically pleasing designs that evoke true feelings as well as improving processes in people’s daily lives,” says Menu founder Bjarne Hansen. This is also reflected in its stable of influential creatives including Norm Architects, Afteroom Studio, Jonas Wagell and Krøyer-Sætter-Lassen among others standouts.

Menu is just as dedicated to responsible manufacturing as innovation. Working to locate new partners in developing countries around the world, the company searches out local factories or small private co-operations to turn out high quality goods and also provide a better economic foundation for the people involved in that production.

Designer

Jonas Wagell

“My ambition is to create simple and honest products that have strong character and warmth. Often with humor and color," says Swedish architect and designer Jonas Wagell. Based in Stockholm, he originalIy worked as a graphic designer and project manager before he pivoted to architecture and design. His firm JWDA maintains a multi-disciplinary focus on brand management, architecture and product design.

From his design studio located in an old dairy shop, Jonas has collaborated on projects for Normann Copenhagen, Muuto and Menu, and his range encompasses everything from a teapot to the prefab house concept Mini House. But he always strives for a personal touch. "Maybe my work could be described as expressive minimalism," says the designer. "I believe it is important that design has a connection to local traditions and heritage on some level, without risking being outdated with time."