Gubi

The Gubi Multi-Lite pendant embraces the Danish golden age with its characteristic shape and colour. The pendant is a personal installation, where you can add your personal touch to the lamp.

The lamp is basically constructed of two cylindrical shapes, where the metal ring creates a rotation point for the two outer mobile shades.

These two shades can be rotated and thereby give the lamp more combinations and expressions.

By rotating the two shades, the lamp will give different types of light; directly upwards, downwards, or an asymmetrical artistic light.

The design of Gubi's Multi-Lite Pendant was first drawn in 1972, when Louis Weisdorf made an exception to his own design custom by not using repetitive elements.

THE DESIGNER

Louis Weisdorf, born in 1939, specializes in versatility in his work. Ever since he graduated in 1954 from the Royal Danish School of Architecture in Copenhagen, Weisdorf has worked in many creative fields

from graphic, interior, and industrial design to urban planning such as parks and public places to most fields within the construction industry.

An impressive line of remarkable work that has brought him together with icons such as Verner Panton, Poul Henningsen, and Le Klint.

Gubi Multi-Lite Pendant is available in several variants:
Chrome/black , brass/charcoal black , brass/white , brass/blue , all brass s, chrome/white , and all chrome .