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Amp Collection

Amp Chandelier

A large pendant of glass shades on marble and steel arms, fitted with 35 LED bulbs

Dimensions

850 × 625 × 850 mm

Year

2014

Approx. $2,800 (reference price; varies by region and retailer)

Materials
GlassMarblePowder coated steel
Colors
White/WhiteSmoke/BlackGold/Green
Style
Tube amplifier inspired

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Description

Overview

Amp Chandelier Large is a multi-arm pendant from Simon Legald's Amp range for Normann Copenhagen. The range takes its starting point in old tube amplifiers from the 1960s, and this chandelier is the large size in white.

Construction

Each glass shade is slipped over marble on a powder coated steel arm. The chandelier comes with 35 G4 LED bulbs, hangs on a textile cord with a canopy, and weighs 7.4 kg.

Specifications

Ø85 x H62.5 cm (Amp Chandelier Large EU White/White, 502081). Light source: G4 socket, maximum load 30 W, non-dimmable.

Story

Built from small glass shades

The Amp Chandelier gathers glass lampshades on steel arms into a single fixture. In the large size it carries 35 G4 LED bulbs, and the lampshades are fitted over marble on powder coated steel arms.

Origin in the Amp range

The Amp range by Simon Legald draws on 1960s tube amplifiers and is made of marble and glass. The chandelier was designed in 2014.

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Collection

Amp

The Amp lamps by Simon Legald for Normann Copenhagen: table lamps, pendants, a wall lamp and a chandelier inspired by 1960s tube amplifiers, in glass.

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