NIGHT OWL, by Nicholai Wiig Hansen, is a table lamp which, although discreet, has a strong personality thanks to its shape, which evokes a mysterious being at the frontier between Nordic mythology and plants.
Its oval-shaped base plays on its asymmetrical shade, which can be placed in 4 positions to adapt to the position of the wire, diffusing a conical downward light. The NIGHT OWL table lamp will look great on a desk, shelf, chest of drawers or windowsill.
Dimensions Ø23,5 x H23,9 cm
Materials shade: aluminium – diffuser: polycarbonate (PC) – base: aluminium or ash
Light source 1 x E27 – LED E27 compatible – max lenght/diameter: 11/6cm
Class Isolation Class II – Ingress protection IP20
Night Owl – Midnight blue
Night Owl – Smokey white
Night Owl – Midnight blue / Ash
Night Owl – Smokey white / Ash
Night Owl – Polished stainless steel
Night Owl – Black steel
Nicholai Wiig Hansen
Nicholai Wiig Hansen is the son of two artists. His mother, Leila Sallyman, was an accomplished ceramicist, and his father, Svend Wiig Hansen, a world famous sculptor and painter. Art and design have always occupied an important place in the life of the young Nicholai Wiig Hansen who preferred museums halls to classrooms. It was then that his particular attraction to primitive art was born, an art that combines both the functional and the decorative aspects in all objects.
With his creative will and his great enthusiasm, Nicholai Wiig Hansen never doubted that he would work as a designer and launch his own design studio at the age of 26. Working with many brands, Nicholai Wiig Hansen has designed an extremely diverse panel of products ranging from chairs and tables to lamps and ceramics. Sensitive to light, to the aesthetics of proportions, he has a great sense of detail and each element of his creations carries a functional or aesthetic purpose.
As a teacher at the Swiss art school ECAL (Cantonal Art School of Lausanne), and artistic director of his own brand, Nicholai Wiig Hansen is an inspiration and today tries to facilitate the emergence of new talents.
