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Paavo Tynell Brass & Perforated Red Metal Ceiling Lamp Model K2-58, Idman 1950s
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Description
A lively Paavo Tynell pendant lamp crafted in brass and painted red metal, distinguished by the designer's iconic perforations. This model features a distinct fishtail and diamond perforation, nicknamed for its resemblance to a fish's tail and diamonds. Repainted in a vibrant red, the finish contrasts beautifully with the bright, polished brass.
The lamp is relatively compact, allowing for easy integration into various interiors. Its hanging height can be effortlessly customized by simply adjusting the length of the electric cord.
Renowned as the man who illuminated Finland, Paavo Tynell began his career as a sheet metal apprentice before co-founding Taito Oy in 1918. While his postwar designs were initially met with some skepticism at home, they found overwhelming success in the United States. Today, his most sought-after pieces command extraordinary prices at auction, a fitting tribute to a designer whose work graces institutions like the Finnish Parliament House.
This lamp represents Tynell's innovative response to international design trends and his unwavering commitment to functional beauty—a legacy that continues to shine brightly. -
More Information
Documentation: Documented elsewhere (similar item) Origin: Finland Period: 1950-1979 Materials: Brass, Metal Condition: Good. Overall good vintage condition, consistent with age and use. Creation Date: 1950s Styles / Movements: Modern, Mid Century Incollect Reference #: 829838 -
Dimensions
H. 41.34 in; Diam. 9.84 in; H. 105 cm; Diam. 25 cm;
Haddadin provides seamless door-to-door delivery for U.S. designers, including professional custom crating and fully insured shipping that typically arrives within 2 to 14 business days. We simplify the export process with tax-free invoicing for non-EU clients and offer dedicated trade pricing on our expertly vetted, authentic Nordic collection.
Haddadin Design, located in Helsinki, Finland, offers a curated collection of premium Finnish and Scandinavian Mid-Century Modern (MCM) design, specializing in iconic works by renowned designers such as Paavo Tynell and Alvar Aalto. We are dedicated to providing exceptional customer experiences, authenticity, and high-quality service, ensuring each purchase is a meaningful and enjoyable journey. For inquiries, reach us at +358 505552865 or faris@haddadin.fi
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