Normann Copenhagen - Tub pendant

Normann Copenhagen Tub pendant.

The elegant and contemporary Tub Lamp collection by Hans Thyge & Co is designed with a universal and simple design. The collection comprises three pendants and a wall lamp.

Tub is a collection of three pendant lamps and a wall lamp with a simplistic design. The elegant transition between the lampshade and the cord makes the design appear as unit. The lampshade of the wall lamp is held by an aluminum arm and has a free range of movement in all directions. 

Crafted from spun aluminum, Tub is available in three appealing finishes with color-coordinated fabric-covered cords: Brushed aluminum with a grey fabric cord, Black powder coated aluminum with a black fabric cord and White powder coated aluminum with a white fabric cord.

Dimensions: Ø44 x H21,5 cm. Ø30 x H21,5 cm. Ø13 x H9,6 cm.

Cable length: 400 cm

Materials & Finishes
Spun aluminium with a powder coated finish.Options: brushed aluminium, white and black.

Light source: E27 Ø60 or Ø80 8W 240V LED bulb, pendant Ø13: 2 pcs. G9 4W 240V LED bulbs.

Maintenance: Clean with a soft, dry cloth only.

About the designer:

Hans Thyge Raunkjær is a Danish designer who started his creative career as a set designer in a Danish theatre. This experience developed his profound interest in storytelling, be it when creating design exhibitions or integrating cultural references into his designs. In 1983, Raunkjær travelled to Milan and spent the next seven years working with the acclaimed designers behind Memphis Group, the Italian design and architecture group founded by Ettore Sottsass.

Upon his return to Denmark in 1990, he founded his own design studio, Hans Thyge & Co. Hans Thyge & Co specializes in designing furniture, objects and interiors and has a long history of know-how and experience working with a variety of materials and production methods. The design studio consists of several passionate designers with bold ideas who find common ground in their love for beautiful design.

“We believe in combining brain and heart, function and aesthetics, and that every design should tell a story; a product is so much more than the product itself, it is about creativity, vision, culture, company values, the past, the present and the future.”