Specifications
Maintenance
Light source
Downloads
Materials:
Lamp Shade Foil
Size & Weight:
H: 63 x Ø: 60 cm
1,1 kg
1,1 kg
Product Information:
Norm 12 is a self-assembly lamp shade (manual included). Socket and cord are sold separately.
Maintenance:
Norm 12 can be cleaned with a duster.
Light source:
Low-energy 9 Watt bulbs are recommended.
Downloads:
About
Norm 12
The Norm12, named after the year 2012 when the lamp was designed, is a self assembly lamp with a round and welcoming feel. It spreads a mild and diffused anti-glare light, which is dispersed through the lamp's rounded silhouette.
The Norm 12 is available in two sizes, which are finished in pure and simple matt white, and fits in well with most homes and tastes in styles. The large version is perfect for hallways or in the bedroom while the small lamp emits a comfortable light for the dining room table.
Norm 12 can be cleaned with a duster or by using the shower head in the shower. The lamp shade is made of a special, non flammable plastic material.
The Norm 12 is available in two sizes, which are finished in pure and simple matt white, and fits in well with most homes and tastes in styles. The large version is perfect for hallways or in the bedroom while the small lamp emits a comfortable light for the dining room table.
Norm 12 can be cleaned with a duster or by using the shower head in the shower. The lamp shade is made of a special, non flammable plastic material.
Designer
Simon Karkov
Simon Karkov graduated in architecture from The Danish Academy of Architecture. Since the sixties he has been working for several architecture offices in Denmark. The past 10 years he mainly worked for the Municipality of Frederiksberg. During this period he left his mark on several projects, for example Frederiksberg Hospital and Frederiksberg Gymnasium. Today Simon is enjoying his retirement in Turkey working on different projects."Whenever I get an idea I draw a sketch which is then transformed into a model. The model is then adjusted over a period of time until the final prototype can be done. I dream of developing new ways of designing furniture and larger objects through the self-assembly concept. This concept must be able to work on a larger scale and that thought fascinates me."
