Nothing is more difficult to achieve than simplicity. Cecilie Manz's Caravaggio pendant, an example of balance and minimalism, became a classic in record time.
Fritz Hansen has produced a number of versions, differing in size (from P0 to P4), material (aluminium or glass) and colour.
Materials aluminium
Light source LED (P0) or E27 (P1, P2, P3)
Opal Glass
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P0 – Ø11 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Glossy White + Silver cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Glossy Black + Black cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Glossy Black + Red cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Matt White + White cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Mat Grey 25 + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Matt Grey 45 + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Matt Black + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Dark Ultramarine + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Warm grey + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio P3 – Ø40 cm
Dusty green + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Patina green + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Rusty red + Grey cable
Caravaggio P1 – Ø16,5 cm
Caravaggio P2 – Ø25,8 cm
Caravaggio Read Wall Lamp
Black - 35 x 7,8 x H20,6 cm
Grey 25 - 35 x 7,8 x H20,6 cm
White - 35 x 7,8 x H20,6 cm
Opal Glass - 35 x 7,8 x H20,6 cm
Cecilie Manz
Born in 1972 in the Danish town of Odsherred, Cecilie Manz lives and works in Copenhagen. In 1997, she graduated from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts (design, objects and furniture section). She continued her training at the University of Art and Design in Helsinki, then she founded her own studio in Copenhagen in 1998. Embodying Scandinavian creativity in all its simplicity, Cecilie Manz designs furniture, lamps and a set of home products. Celebrating the Nordic art of living, she subtly mixes gray tones and brighter colors.
Alongside her activity with brands, Cecilie Manz continues to work off-set on experimental and more sculptural projects which make up an important part of her work and her approach: “I view all my works as fragments of one big, ongoing story, where the projects are often linked or related in terms of their ideas, materials, and aesthetics, across time and function.»
The fame of his work is international. She won the Thorvald Bindesbøll Medal in 2011 (Denmark), the Bruno Mathsson Prize 2009 (Sweden), the Berlin Kunstpreis Prize in 2008 (Germany), the Finn Juhl Architecture Prize in 2007 (Denmark), The Cultural Prize of the crown in 2014 (Denmark), the honorary prize E. Kold Christensen (Denmark), the title of Designer of the year at the Salon Maison & Objets in Paris in 2018 and that of Chevalier des Arts et Lettres in 2019 ( France). Cecilie Manz works with many big brands such as Fritz Hansen, Bang*Olufsen, Fredericia, Iittala, Muuto, Nils Holger Moormann, Nikari, Georg Jensen Damask, Gloster Reform, TAKT and many more.