LK1 Pendant Lamp

The unique and retro designs of the 1960's are coming back into fashion in a big way. Le Klint was the standard of chic back then and its designs remain so to this day. The pendants created by Le Klint are timeless, always staying in style and on the cutting edge of design. The folded pleats on the white shade are a tradition at Le Klint, and will be most welcome in any room of your home. This pendant comes in five different shade sizes. Classic design and an attention to detail make this a pendant you just can't pass up.

Learn more about the LK1 Pendant below:

FEATURES

• Designed by Tage Klint
• White finish
• Five feet of cord
• Color stabilized PVC which is completely washable and anti-static

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SPECIFICATIONS

• Available in five shade sizes
• Ceiling mount only
• Can be mounted to standard 4" octagonal junction box

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SHADE SPECIFICATIONS

• Available in five sizes
• Size 17 1/2" Dia. x 9 3/4" Slant requires 75W, E26, A19 incandescent bulb
• Size 17 3/4" Dia. x 10 1/2" Slant requires 75W, E26, A19 incandescent bulb
• Size 19 3/4" Dia. x 11 3/4" Slant requires 75W, E26, A19 incandescent bulb
• Size 21 3/4" Dia. x 13 3/4" Slant requires 100W, E26, A19 incandescent bulb
• Size 23 1/2" Dia. x 15" Slant requires 100W E26, A19 incandescent bulb

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DESIGNER TAGE KLINT

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Tage Klint, son of P.V. Jensen Klint, was the creative entrepreneur who in 1943 chose to turn the family’s artistically folded lamp shades into a regular business. He also added a crucial detail to the original shades; the unique “collar” at the top of the lamp, designed to fix the shade to the metal stand. Furthermore, he designed a number of lamps which have all been a part of LE KLINT’s assortment.

In 1953 his son, Jan Klint, took over the company. As a business man, he was years ahead of his time. In order to secure his employees, he created a fund which has since 1972 been in charge of the company LE KLINT. In addition, the fund supports former employees, designers and architects.

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