Satellite Pendant Lamp L Pendelleuchte Gubi-grau (Rainy Grey)

Light and shade: The Satellite Pendant Lamp by Gubi

 With this unusual pendant lamp, you're right on trend at the moment. Since the metal lampshade is pierced by countless holes, the light has a particularly atmospheric effect and creates a great play of light and shadow on the wall , comparable to a Moroccan lamp. 

The lampshade at the top is flat like a plate, which offers a great contrast to the elliptical shape of the shade below. The Satellite Pendant Lamp also pays attention to details. Instead of an ordinary plastic cable, a high-quality textile cable is used.

The designer

The fact that the design has already been around for a few decades does not show in this pendant lamp. Already in 1952, the Hungarian designer Mathieu Matégot designed this remarkable lamp, which is one of the classics of the post-war period.

Style-forming: The way of perforating metal can be found in the entire creative period of Mathieu Matégot. From the wastepaper basket to the table to the lamp: the net-like structure takes away the heaviness of the metal and provides a pleasant lightness. The most famous piece is the three-legged Nagasaki chair. This can be admired in the permanent exhibition of the Vitra Design Museum.

The illuminant is included in the scope of delivery.