Gubi - Tynell 1965 - Brass

Gubi Tynell 1965 pendant brass.

The Gubi A1965 pendant lamp is modern and elegant and deserves all the attention. The bronze, cylindrical counterweight of the lamp can be used to determine the height of the lamp, but is also a beautiful decorative element at the same time.

Paavo Tynell originally designed the 1965 lamp in 1948 for the Finland House in New York, an ambitious project to showcase Finnish design in America. The lamp from 1965 has a large, beautifully shaped copper shade that provides a warm light, softened by the frosted glass diffuser.

The copper shade is decorated with a triangular perforation pattern that also gives a lively sparkle to the outside of the lamp. The luminaire is part of the Paavo Tynell collection released in 2018 by the Danish design brand Gubi.

Material:Brass, glass
Color:Brass
Dimensions: Ø46 cm - Height 26 cm.
Lamp base:E27
Light Source: 3 x 6-10W LED (not included)
Cord length: 380 cm.
Cord color: Brass textile
Weight:3.3kg
Ceiling cap: Included
Dimmable: Yes, when connected to a dimmer and used with a dimmable light bulb.

About the designer:

Paavo Tynell (1890-1973) is one of the best-known Finnish lighting designers and his work has also had a major influence on modern lighting design internationally. Tynell started his career as a blacksmith and studied at the Helsinki University of Industrial Arts, where he continued as a teacher.

In 1918, Tynell co-founded the metalworking and lighting company Oy Taito Ab, and served as the company's CEO and chief designer until 1953. In the 1930s and 1940s, he designed lighting for various public spaces, such as the Helsinki Parliament Building and the Office of the Secretary-General of the United Nations.