Le Klint Model 101 Pendant Lamp

The intricate detailing of the Model 101 Pendant Lamp was first conceived in 1944. Cleverly designed to conceal its light source, the lamps pleats and folds are truly fascinating from any angle of view. The lamp is available in multiple sizes and materials.

Kaare Klint served as an apprentice to architect Carl Petersen and his own father, P.V. Jensen-Klint, in whose footsteps he followed as architect to the Grundtvig Church. Renowned for his architectural designs including the Danish Museum of Art and Design in Copenhagen, Kaare Klint also created 2 of Le Klint's classic lighting fixtures; Model 101 and Model 306.

Available Colours and Finishes:

White

Materials:

Plastic/paper,

Dimensions:

Small - Height: 36 cm, diameter: Ø27 cm.

Medium - Height: 44 cm, diameter: Ø34 cm.

Large - Height: 53 cm, diameter: Ø42 cm.

XL - Height: 70 cm, diameter: Ø55 cm.

XXL - Height: 100 cm, diameter: Ø72 cm.

Light Source:

E27 socket (light source not included).

Design by Kaare Klint - 1944 (2008)

LE KLINT lamps are developed in cooperation with architects and designers who have great respect for their craftsmanship and traditions, which have been handed down from generation to generation. They strive to embrace change and continually update their designs in accordance with today’s technologies and changing trends. 

The story of LE KLINT is not merely the story of a company, but also a reflection of the history of design and technology for more than one hundred years - a century during which LE KLINT has evolved into today's modern manufacturing company without compromising its integrity.