The Oneline suspension is a minimalist yet richly detailed LED luminaire that marks the first collaboration between Fritz Hansen and Danish artist Kasper Friis Kjeldgaard.
The Oneline suspension clearly refers to the work of Poul Kjærholm: pure forms shaped with uncompromising craftsmanship from noble materials. ‘As well as being a minimalist design object, Oneline is the result of ongoing research into the themes of weight, friction and rotation. The result is a light that is both functional and everyday,’ says Kjeldgaard of his design.
Long-life LED technology provides adjustable ambient and task lighting, while a 360° rotation function allows Online to project light in several directions. Whether it's lighting a library, a central kitchen island, a corridor or a home office, Online illuminates with elegance and ease.
‘Creating something that seems simple is always the most complex thing to create. I'm extremely proud to see how Oneline links the DNA of Fritz Hansen and at the same time encapsulates my own design language and work in general. I appreciate how balance, simplicity and weight have always played a big part in my work, as they have in Oneline. adds Kjeldgaard.
Dimensions 86,4 x Ø1,6 cm – wire cord 12 m
Materials brushed stainless steel,black PVD coated or untreated brass (NB: brass will patinate) – metal canopy – silver wire cable
Light source LED integrated, long life (48.000 h) – dimmable (with external DALI system) – 24,95 W – 1591 lm – 2700 k – CRI 90 – SDCM 3 – LOR 100% – A connector offers the possibility to join two lamps seamlessly
Weight 1,2 kg
Warranty 2 ans
Oneline Pendant
Black PVD
Brass
Steel
Black PVD
Brass
Steel
Kasper Friis Kjeldgaard
In the handful of years since Danish designer Kasper Kjeldgaard graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, he’s well and truly earned himself a seat at the table. In an extraordinarily short space of time, he’s been crowned Craftsman of the Year at the Danish Design Awards, received the DUKE grant from the Danish Arts Foundation and scored a permanent collection at Designmuseum Danmark.
Kjeldgaard’s work has a refined expression with a clear emphasis on craftsmanship. From permanent public or private installations to interior design objects and lightning, his work has gained international recognition and been exhibited in Los Angeles, Miami, New York and Milan.
Kjeldgaard is occupied with certain aspects of nature – particularly gravity and friction – and he explores how design and objects can move us closer to an understanding of the nature around us. Abstract, functional yet poetic in nature, his work stems from a range of techniques and materials, blurring the boundaries between art and design.
