Multi-Lite Table Lamp by Gubi

Multi-Lite Table Lamp by GubiLouis Weisdorf's contemporary and classic design philosophy is echoed in the new Multi-Lite Table Lamp. With its timeless elegance, distinctive style and unique multi-functionality, the Multi-Lite Table Lamp brings life and character to any interior space.The Multi-Lite lamp design is created in 1972 by the Danish architect Louis Weisdorf with the aim of reflecting his passion for diversity. Due to its unique design, the two opposing outside shades can individually be rotated and transformed into multiple combinations and encourage for personal installations and expressions whenever desired. Always with Weisdorf's design philosophy in mind, the light can be directed upwards, downwards or exude an asymmetric art light without exposing the light source.Two cylindrical shapes lay the foundation of the lamp and a metal ring encompasses it and anchors the two quarter-spherical shades, which ultimately completes a picture of an iconic design with multiple purposes. The decorative Multi-Lite Table Lamp is an evolution of the pendant design and perfectly suited for creating a festive ambient light in the domestic living room. MULTI-PURPOSE, MULTI-LITEThe 1972 Multi-Lite Collection by Louis Weisdorf represents the 'golden era' of danish design, featuring two adaptable, characterful shades that are sure to become the focal point of any room. A metal ring, two concentric cylinders, and a pair of rotating quarter-sphere shades form the playful and customizable lamps of the Multi-Lite Collection. Simply adjusting the shades transforms the light, enabling the light to be directed upwards, downwards, or even in asymmetric beams. TABLETOP TRAILBLAZERHighly decorative but brilliantly functional, the Multi-Lite Table Lamp extends the scope of the original floor lamp while significantly reducing its scale.Every bit as adaptable and configurable as Weisdorf's original design, it can fulfil any number of uses around the home, whether used as a reading lamp in a quiet corner, taking center stage on the dinner table, or employed decoratively to highlight a tabletop display.