Multi-Lite Floor Lamp
Conceived by Louis Weisdorf in 1972, the Multi-Lite Floor Lamp is one of Danish modernism's most considered lighting objects. Two independently articulated outer shades allow the user to direct light upward, downward, or asymmetrically, making the lamp as responsive as it is formal.
Weisdorf approached lighting as a problem of both geometry and atmosphere. The Multi-Lite reflects that dual ambition: its silhouette reads as sculpture at rest, yet every angle is purposeful. The interplay of circular forms and precise proportions shifts with the viewer's position, rewarding close attention.
- Designed 1972, reissued by GUBI with archival fidelity
- Independently adjustable shades for directional or ambient light
- Available in multiple finishes to suit varied interior sensibilities
- A cornerstone of the Danish modernist lighting canon
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Multi-Lite Floor Lamp
Conceived by Louis Weisdorf in 1972, the Multi-Lite Floor Lamp is one of Danish modernism's most considered lighting objects. Two independently articulated outer shades allow the user to direct light upward, downward, or asymmetrically, making the lamp as responsive as it is formal.
Weisdorf approached lighting as a problem of both geometry and atmosphere. The Multi-Lite reflects that dual ambition: its silhouette reads as sculpture at rest, yet every angle is purposeful. The interplay of circular forms and precise proportions shifts with the viewer's position, rewarding close attention.
- Designed 1972, reissued by GUBI with archival fidelity
- Independently adjustable shades for directional or ambient light
- Available in multiple finishes to suit varied interior sensibilities
- A cornerstone of the Danish modernist lighting canon
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Conceived by Louis Weisdorf in 1972, the Multi-Lite Floor Lamp is one of Danish modernism's most considered lighting objects. Two independently articulated outer shades allow the user to direct light upward, downward, or asymmetrically, making the lamp as responsive as it is formal.
Weisdorf approached lighting as a problem of both geometry and atmosphere. The Multi-Lite reflects that dual ambition: its silhouette reads as sculpture at rest, yet every angle is purposeful. The interplay of circular forms and precise proportions shifts with the viewer's position, rewarding close attention.
- Designed 1972, reissued by GUBI with archival fidelity
- Independently adjustable shades for directional or ambient light
- Available in multiple finishes to suit varied interior sensibilities
- A cornerstone of the Danish modernist lighting canon
