BauSmall Wood Pendant Light
The BAU is a collection of lamps designed by Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt, characterized by a sculptural aesthetic and a bold use of geometric forms. The design explores the interplay between composition and construction, resulting in a series of hanging lamps that function as both lighting and art. Composed of interlocking wooden discs in various sizes, BAU lamps create a dynamic and playful expression. The off-centre connections and layered geometry break the symmetry, giving each piece a living quality. As the viewing angle changes, so does the perception of the lamp, constantly shifting and engaging the eye.
- Material
- Frame: Linden veneer Cable: Fabric covered
- Designer
- Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt
- Suspension height
- max. 400 cm
- Width
- 58 cm
- Lampshade height
- 44 cm
- Weight
- 1.7 kg
- Packaging size
- Package 1: 28 x 15 x 20 cm; 2.2 kg
- Light source included
- No
- Light source / bulb type
- 1 x E27, max. 60 W
- Manufacturer and manufacturer's code
- Normann Copenhagen, 503012
- Product number
- DEQ25NOC19692-246726
Fee & Delivery information
EUR 5.99 order fee, no matter how many items are in your basket. For heavy & big items, surcharges apply which will be calculated in your cart. Your package will be delivered straight to your door on business days – hassle-free and on time.
Free Returns
Enjoy easy returns within 30 days of delivery. Returns are easy with convenient drop-off at your nearest parcel shop, making the process smooth and effortless.
The BAU is a collection of lamps designed by Vibeke Fonnesberg Schmidt, characterized by a sculptural aesthetic and a bold use of geometric forms. The design explores the interplay between composition and construction, resulting in a series of hanging lamps that function as both lighting and art. Composed of interlocking wooden discs in various sizes, BAU lamps create a dynamic and playful expression. The off-centre connections and layered geometry break the symmetry, giving each piece a living quality. As the viewing angle changes, so does the perception of the lamp, constantly shifting and engaging the eye.