Lyfa - Divan 2 suspension original

Lyfa 2 Divan Original.

The carefully placed trapezoids provide soft and comfortable downlight while bringing a fascinating play of light into the room. A sculptural pendant lamp, and this one is still assembled by hand to perfection.

DIVAN 2 is a masterpiece of lighting design that is a feast for the eyes even when switched off, the manufacture of each lamp involves a meticulous multi-step process, with each trapezoid polished individually by hand

The series consists of four pendant lamps with different sizes. Each size is available in solid brass or a polished stainless steel version with multicolored trapezoids (red, blue, purple, beige and teal).

Outside: Stainless Steel, Inside: Red, Purple, Blue, White.

160:Ø160 x H220, 245:Ø245 x H319, 400: Ø400 x H521, 550: Ø550 x H717, 700: Ø700 x H913.

3 m black textile cord. 

Fitting: E27
Maximum wattage: 60 watts
Energy class: The luminaire is compatible with lamps of energy classes A ++ - D

Recommended light source: Philips LED 8.5W - 1055 lumens

Turn off the lamp before cleaning it. Dust with a dry, soft cloth. Greasy stains can be removed with a soft cloth, wring it out in lukewarm water with a mild detergent. Never use caustic or abrasive household cleaners to clean the lamp.

The designer: Simon P. Henningsen,

From an early age, Simon P. Henningsen learned about the impact of different types of light and the qualities of lighting from his father, the legendary Danish architect and lighting designer Poul Henningsen. The two worked together on various design tasks for the Tivoli Gardens in Copenhagen, and in 1948 Simon succeeded his father and became the amusement park's chief architect.

In 1962, Simon P. Henningsen unveiled a new lamp designed for the famous Divan 2 restaurant - a very unique and spectacular pendant which was later awarded with several Danish and international awards. In the following years, Simon P. Henningsen expanded his collaboration with LYFA and continued to explore theatrical light and the effects of colors as seen with the Kassablanka and Nippon pendants.

Today, Simon P. Henningsen's work is characterized by a distinctive whimsical and geometric aesthetic and his use of reflections and glittering surfaces. His unique designs are collectibles and are still admired around the world.