Artek Lamps TW002 U336 JL341 3D model
Set of 3 Artek Lamps:
- Pendant Lamp TW002, Triennale
Designer: Tapi Wirkkala, 1951
From the manufacturer:
"TW002 pendant light, also known as the “Triennale,” is timeless in appeal.
Made of hand-blown opalescent glass that has been given a satin finish, the cone-shaped shade provides warm, ambient illumination.
One of Tapio Wirkkala’s first lighting fixture designs, “Triennale” was first displayed at the Milan Triennale in 1951."
- Pendant Lamp U336,
Designer: Jørn Utzon, 1948
From the manufacturer: Combining a lacquered steel shade with a white, chrome, or brass plated collar, this distinctive pendant light casts a gentle, diffuse illumination when in use. Providing both direct and indirect light, Pendant Light U336 was created by the Danish architect Jørn Utzon in 1948, who would go on to become famous for designing the Sydney Opera House.
- Pendant Lamp JL341,
Designer: Juha Leiviskä, 1969
From the manufacturer: Finding beauty in simplicity, architect Juha Leiviskä used lightweight white aluminium to create this generous ceiling light. The light hangs effortlessly from a single white cable, while its thin, disk-like shade illuminates with a bright glow, emitting a delicate and warm light.
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