Le Klint 325 Floor Lamp, Vilhelm Wohlert 1957

Le Klint 325 Floor Lamp.

Design Wilhelm Wohlert, in 1957.

The Le Klint 325 floor lamp is a work by the designer Wilhelm Wohlert because he was commissioned in 1957 to furnish the home of the Danish physicist Niels Bohr in Copenhagen.

The floor lamp Le Klint 325 is perfect behind a sofa or at a table, the lamp has an adjustable shade and arm.

The frame of the 325 floor lamp consists of two wooden arms; a vertical upright supported by a thin black steel base and a holder with the lampshade on one side and a stylish wooden ball on the other as a counterweight. The holder can be placed and tilted freely on the upright. The lampshade itself can also be adjusted.

The lampshade is available in two versions, plastic or paper, which are folded by hand by le klint craftsmen. The lampshade is connected to the wooden frame with a brass connector.

Dimensions: Height 150 cm. Diameter 57 cm.
Fitting E27, cord 230 cm.
Type of light source 1x E27 max. 40W or LED.