Bellevue Floor Lamp AJ7

Designer: Arne Jacobsen 1902-1971 Design Year: 1929 When the Bellevue was launched in 1929, it signaled the dawn of Danish minimalism. With its graceful lines and clean silhouette, Arne Jacobsen’s floor lamp was part of a new school of thought that melded sculptural simplicity with the functionalism of Bauhaus. The re-launch of this iconic lamp involves a return to the original Bellevue shape in four styles: the floor, wall, plug-in, and table lamp. The collection is available in a number of contemporary colors to suit any interior. Description: Floor lamp with switch on cord. Provides direct ambient illumination. Production Process: The shade is spun into its distinct shape from a single piece of brass or aluminum.  Materials: Base in satin polished brass or satin polished steel, always with cast iron interior. Flexible stem in satin polished brass or satin polished steel. Shade in satin polished brass or lacquered aluminum. Natural metals are not coated and will patina with time. F