Lotek floor lamp by Benno Premsela, 1980s 185134
Benno Premsela (Amsterdam, 1920 - 1997), designer and interior designer was a well-known person in the post-war Dutch art world. As a freethinking designer he was praised for his minimalist work in which beauty and functionality are closely linked. He also gained fame as a champion of gay emancipation; from 1962 to 1971 Premsela was COC's.
De Lotek lamp van Benno Premsela, designklassieker
Benno Premsela's Lotek collection from 1982 is still recognized as one of the most iconic Dutch lighting designs due to its simple yet elegant look, featuring a cube of soft linen with a few delicate lines.. and functionality.The Lotek XL is a further evolution of the Classic, with all parts exactly 33.3% larger. The lamp consists of a.
White Plexiglass Table Lamp attributed to Benno Premsela Doctor Decorum
Benno Premsela (1920 - 1997) was a Dutch textile and exhibition designer. He studied interior design at the Nieuwe Kunstschool, Amsterdam.. Classic lamp design by Benno Premsela. Iconic 1950s Black and White Modernist Mirror by Benno Premsela. 1951-53, he worked in Italy,.
Minimalistic designfloorlamp1982Benno Premsela
A lovely pair of "Lotek" lamps, designed by Benno Premsela and manufactured by Hollands Licht in the Netherlands around 1980. This iconic lamp is a beautiful, minimalist design piece with a very distinct style. Standing on a very thin metal base with a red fabric shade. When lit, they emit a diffused and warm light with a lovely touch of colour. Both lamps have a different height which.
Vintage Lotek Floor lamp by Benno Premsela, 1970s 207256
In 1982, Benno Premsela designed a collection that today remains one of the most well-known design classics in Dutch lighting. A perfect graphic composition of a few fine lines and a cube of soft linen. Its timeless character makes it a valuable addition to every interior. The design consists of many aspects; minimalism, architecture, balance and functionality. Premsela was inspired by the.
Vintage Lotek Floorlamp by Benno Premsela, 1970s 208337
Light source: Excl.โ light source: lamp holder E27 max.โ 75W (Lotek XS max.โ 40W) Product use: Indoor Dimensions: XS, Classic, XL Materials; Steel and cotton In 1982, Benno Premsela designed a collection that today remains one of the most well-known design classics in Dutch lighting.
White Plexiglass Table Lamp attributed to Benno Premsela Doctor Decorum
The Lotek Lamp XS was designed by Benno Premsela and is the smaller version of the Lotek Lamp Classic which now is a style icon. This design classic is a versatile lamp. With the lamp there are various posts included which allows you to chouse the height of the lamp The highest is 94 cm, but you can also have 71,5 cm, 49 cm or 26 cm high.
Lotek L Benno Premsela Hello Design Classics
The Lotek XS Lamp was designed by Benno Premsela in 1982 and is the smaller version of the Lotek Lamp Classic. This design classic has a light with aluminum frame over which two white rectangular cloths are stretched. The Lotek is a must have for every designer lover! 80s Dutch Design Icon!
Lotek Lamp XS Design Benno Premsela by Hollands Licht Smukdesign
Not only a lamp as an object, as well the applicability of the lamp in a room or interior is central. The development process includes a search for the right consistency of light effect and the functional use. Benno Premsela. Benno Premsela (1920-1997) was the son of the famous Jewish family doctor Bernard Premsela.
White Plexiglass Table Lamp attributed to Benno Premsela Doctor Decorum
5 November 2007 - Benno Premsela Award for Gijs Bakker and Renny Ramakers; 25 January 2008 - New products of Gijs Bakker during Maison et Objet; 25 January 2008 - Gijs' jewellery on Collect at the V&A, London; 7 February 2008 - Retrospective exhibition in Philadelphia, USA; 22 February 2008 - Gijs lectures at festival in Budapest
Ca 1970, Floor Lamp with Paper Square Shade by Benno Premsela Godrie.eu
Since 1968, the company has offered lighting solutions for both private and project-based interiors. In 1982, Eikelenboom began producing the Lotek, an iconic floor lamp which today is one of the most famous design classics in Dutch lighting. The Lotek was designed by the versatile designer and interior architect Benno Premsela (1920-1997).
Benno Premsela for Eikelenboom Standing lamp Lotek Catawiki
Floor lamp with paper square shade by Benno Premsela. The lamp has an. View this item and discover similar for sale at 1stDibs - Please ask KC Godrie Ibiza/Amsterdam for our competitive personal shipping quotes. Floor lamp with paper square shade by Benno Premsela. The lamp has an
Hollands Licht Lotek Classic floor lamp by Benno Premsela, 1980s 184088
Benno Premsela, 1982. In 1982, Benno Premsela designed a collection that today remains one of the most well-known design classics in Dutch lighting. A perfect graphic composition of a few fine lines and a cube of soft linen. Its timeless character makes it a valuable addition to every interior. The design consists of many aspects; minimalism.
Lotek Lamp Classic Design Benno Premsela Hollands Licht Smukdesign
Lotek Floor Lamp by Benno Premsela, 80's Galvanized metal frame. Can be set in 3 different sizes: 14, 37.5 or 49 inches (which is the pictured height). The fleece cloth lampshade was replaced with a new original shade by the previous owner last year, the frame is from the 80's. //Dimensions:12"W x 12"D x 49"H //*Very G
Lotek Lamp Classic Design Benno Premsela Hollands Licht Smukdesign
Producent: Eikelenboom Amsterdam Ontwerp: Benno Premsela Afmetingen: H 30 x Br 30 cm Herkomst: Holland, Amsterdam Model: Lotek lamp Materiaal: metaal - stof Periode: 80s Elektrisch: E27 fitting - max 60W - 110/220V - 300cm snoer - Europese stekker Conditie: Gebruikt met minimale gebruikssporen en. Dutch design - Benno Premsela - Lotek lamp.
White Plexiglass Table Lamp attributed to Benno Premsela Doctor Decorum
Benno Premsela Premsela is named for Benno Premsela (1920-1997), designer of exhibitions, shop windows, interiors, innovative carpets for Van Besouw, and the popular Lotek lamp. Exhibitionroom Stadsarchief, Photo: Martin Alberts.