The Ninotchka lamp makes a direct reference to Ernst Lubitsch's 1939 masterpiece with Greta Garbo: its shape evokes the hat worn by the Swedish star.
The asymmetrical shade provides functional direct lighting downwards and more diffuse lighting upwards.
Materials Steel, 3 m textile cord
Ninotchka 125 Ø12,5 x H22,5 cm Ninotchka 195 Ø19,5 x H35 cm
Ninotchka 275 Ø27,5 x H49,4 cm Ninotchka 425 Ø42,5 x H76,4 cm
Light source 1 bulb G9, not included (Ninotchka 125) / 1 bulb E27, not included (Ninotchka 195, 275 & 425)
Ø12,5 cm
Ø19,5 cm
Ø27,5 cm
Ø42,5 cm
Ø12,5 cm
Ø19,5 cm
Ø27,5 cm
Ø42,5 cm
Ø12,5 cm
Ø19,5 cm
Ø27,5 cm
Ø42,5 cm
Bent Karby
Bent Karlby is widely regarded today as one of the most productive and versatile Danish lighting designers of the 20th century. He began collaborating with LYFA in the 1940s, a partnership that would last for nearly forty years. Bent Karlby is known for his soft light, organic shapes and distinctive peepholes. Over the course of his career, Karlby gravitated toward pure geometric shapes such as the cone, cylinder and arc, as well as playful colors. Unlike many of his contemporaries, Bent Karlby never employed staff in his studio. He wanted things done his way and was known for his uncompromising work ethic. His most famous works include the PEANUT, China, Japan, MOSAIK, NINOTCHKA, Barcelona and PAN pendants, the ERGO table lamp and the Peacock, Quadrille, PAN and GOTHIC sconces.
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