The Victo pendant, with its dome-shaped lampshade, will easily find its place above a table, whether in a private or public space. It diffuses perfectly a soft, warm and cosy light thanks to its large lower opening and its beautiful slats of wood. The latter are slightly spaced from each other, giving a light and airy Scandinavian style to the pendant.
Each lamp is made in Finland by a highly skilled craftsman, and is subject to rigorous quality control. The Victo pendant comes with a white textile cable and canopy, except for the black version (black cable and canopy).
Materials slats in natural pressed birch, black or white lacquer, or with walnut veneer
Dimensions Victo 4250 Ø56 x H48 cm – 150 cm textile cable
Dimensions Victo Small 4251 Ø45 x H39 cm – 150 cm textile cable
Light source E27 LED bulb included (3000K, pure white, 1060 lumen, dimmable)
Victo small 4251
Ø45 cm - Birch
Victo small 4251
Ø45 cm - Walnut
Victo 4250
Ø56 cm - Birch
Victo 4250
Ø56 cm - Walnut
Victo small 4251
Ø45 cm - Black
Victo small 4251
Ø45 cm - White
Victo 4250
Ø56 cm - Black
Victo 4250
Ø56 cm - White
Seppo Koho
”I truly enjoy turning sketches into wooden prototypes with my own hands. Finding a concrete solution to implementing a detail after persistent experimenting is a fascinating moment!” says the award-winning architect Seppo Koho, the designer of the Secto Design lamps.
Secto Design has collaborated with the internationally acclaimed architect, interior designer Seppo Koho (b. 1967) since 1995, first on furniture and since 2002 focusing solely on lamps. Seppo Koho is a graduate from both Helsinki University of Art and Design and Tampere University of Technology. Currently he runs his own architecture studio in Helsinki.
Seppo Koho’s architectonic touch is clearly visible in the Secto Design lighting collection. All the lamps are suitable both for public and private interiors which for him is a sign of good design. Seppo Koho also regards the Secto Design lamps as lighted spaces seen from outside, like cosy houses on a dark evening.
Seppo Koho not only designs the lamps but also makes the first prototypes by hand himself. He has always been interested in wood crafting and experimenting with the possibilities that wood as a material can bring. Making a wooden prototype of a new lamp solves many details in the design a computer drawing cannot answer to.
Seppo Koho’s aim is to make lamps that give a harmonious light without the blinding shine coming from visible lightbulbs. The light source is hidden in all the Secto Design lamps whereas the light itself is visible in the fascinating patterns it makes on the walls and floor. The play of light and shadows together with the warmth of the birch wood give Seppo Koho’s minimalistic designs a poetic twist that intrigue people all around the world.