U2 Hiti - Pendant - Oak - Black - Opal glass

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For obvious reasons, Denmark is one of the places in the world where people take the keenest interest in light and lighting. When it’s dark outside, we really value the lighting in our homes and workplaces. When it comes to Danish design, lamps – and perhaps pendants in particular – have always played a special role. The small Hiti pendant is a new and refreshing example of how the Danish tradition for lamp design is evolving today. The shape is round and organic, and given its gently flattened shape, the lamp looks slightly different from every angle. The lamp works well as a single lamp, for example over a small table, or suspended in a series over a larger area.
Designer Philip Bro - FDB Møbler

Philip Bro

Designer Philip Bro (b. 1962) has since the beginning of the 1990s created unique designs for Danish companies such as Georg Jensen, Ikea, Royal Copenhagen and not least Le Klint, where he has created modern variations of the classic lamps. His design is based on the Danish design tradition with a look for function and sustainability, but at the same time has a playful and aesthetic expression. Even Philip Bro points out that he wants to add his products "a poetry," otherwise he does not think the design is successful.

Philip Bro

Designer Philip Bro (b. 1962) has since the beginning of the 1990s created unique designs for Danish companies such as Georg Jensen, Ikea, Royal Copenhagen and not least Le Klint, where he has created modern variations of the classic lamps. His design is based on the Danish design tradition with a look for function and sustainability, but at the same time has a playful and aesthetic expression. Even Philip Bro points out that he wants to add his products "a poetry," otherwise he does not think the design is successful.

Designer Philip Bro - FDB Møbler
Good design is for me simple, playful and lasting
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