Audo Copenhagen Bank pendant

Menu Bank Pendant.

Design by Norm Architects.

The pendant lamp Bank from the Danish Menu has a timelessness due to the combination of black metal and mouth-blown glass. The crescent shape of the lamp has an atmosphere of old-fashioned elegance, this shape was especially popular in lamps in the 1930s. Norm Architects have transformed this shape into a lamp that is common today, and you could imagine that the Bank -lamp can be seen just as well in an old bank building as in a modern bistro, for example, or at your home. The shape is also practical, because this is an even distribution, the light looks nice all around.

Product information:

Anodized aluminum, mouth-blown glass
Diameter: 35 cm. Height: 30 cm.
Lamp base: E27
Light source: Max 8.5 W LED (not included)
Cable length: 400 cm.
Cable color: Black
Weight: 4.9 - 5.5 kg. The weight can vary due to the mouth-blown glass.
Canopy: Included (diameter 11.5 cm, height 3.8 cm)
Maintenance instructions: Use a soft, dry cloth to clean.

About the designers:

Norm Architects is a dynamic design duo by Danish architects Kasper Rønn (1976) and Jonas Bjerre-Poulsen (1976), both graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen. As true modernists, they believe in design where the emphasis is on meeting a real need rather than creating a need, and this fact is reflected in their work as architects and industrial designers.