By Signe Hytte, For &Tradition
$675.00
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$675.00
SPEC #: TRA1202481 | ID: AT-133158A125
SPEC #: TRA1202481
ID: AT-133158A125
Designed by Signe HytteRead Bio
The Herman SHY3 Table Lamp is a tribute to the enduring artistic legacy of notable Danish author Herman Bang. Much like the trailblazing author who shone a light on often-overlooked social issues, this lamp provides a beacon of light with a literary feel. It presents a refined aesthetic for your space, with its spun walnut wood stem set on a marble base and topped with a mouth-blown opal glass shade.
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Signe Hytte is a purist with a capital P. She finds beauty in the absolute essence of things, where she seeks to strip away anything extra without eliminating the essential. Prior to graduating from TEKO Design and Business School in Denmark, Hytte studied Aesthetic and Culture at Aarhus University. ''I have a deep desire to do something special without over-doing it,'' says Hytte. ''Aiming for something simple yet meaningful, that you feel good about looking at and living with.''
Hytte's starting point is never nothing. Often it's some kind of framework like geometry, as seen in her Journey lamp. Here, her point of departure was the sphere and a rectangle. ''For me, when you turn on the lamp, the sphere is reminiscent of the moon,'' adds Hytte. ''The rectangle acts like a cradle for the sphere. A bit like those toys for children, where the impetus of the sphere makes the sphere roll forward down a track until it eventually lands.'' And the journey? ''It's all about going somewhere. Travelling without travelling. An inner journey, with the lamp lighting the way for new thoughts, new beginnings.''
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Craft meets art. Function meets form. Material meets potential. This is &tradition's nordic heritage. They aim to bridge these values to contemporary design, reshaping, redefining and reinventing materials, techniques and forms. They respect nature that provides our raw materials and they believe in design that is made to last.
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