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Fritz Hansen Lamps
Fritz Hansen, also known as Republic of Fritz Hansen, traces its roots back to 1872, when the enterprising cabinetmaker of the same name took out his trade license in Copenhagen. We have all their stylish and timeless lights in our range, including the entire elegant Kaiser Idell series, which is high quality wrapped in a user-friendly, timeless and durable design.
The story of Fritz Hansen
During the first two years, the workshop in Christianshavn developed into a thriving business and laid the foundation for the high level of quality.
Since then, it has become a trademark for the company to deliver this high quality for the easily recognizable products, where the design also has a phenomenal longevity.
Over the years, Fritz Hansen has delivered top furniture and lighting craftsmanship to famous buildings such as Christiansborg, the University Library, Copenhagen City Hall, the Supreme Court, the Royal Hotel and many more, and these are just some of the Danish projects mentioned here.
One of the best-known icons from Fritz Hansen's portfolio, besides the famous 7' chair, is probably the Egg that effortlessly crosses decades, generations, continents and many other indefinable borders.
This beautiful armchair quickly establishes that extreme high quality paired with recognizable and thoughtful design with phenomenal longevity is the way to people's hearts.
Kaiser Idell - from Christian Dell
In the 1930s, German designer Christian Dell created the iconic KAISER idell lamp series, which marked the beginning of the pioneering Bauhaus design style.
Dell's career began as a silversmith apprentice, but he quickly developed a passion for industrial design and metalwork. His early years were characterized by work as a blacksmith and sculptor, which gave him a deep understanding of the properties and usability of materials.
Dell lamps distinguished themselves from previous designs by their focus on functionality and aesthetics without decorative superfluities. They were part of the modernist movement that strived to unite beauty and utility in everyday objects. Dell designs became popular not only for their visual appeal, but also for their ability to deliver efficient lighting in different environments, making them preferred choices in both private homes and professional workspaces.
Throughout his career, Dell continued to shape the German design world through his work as a designer and educator. His lamps remained a symbol of functionality and elegance and have inspired countless subsequent generations of designers. Christian Dell's legacy lives on through his timeless works that are still considered iconic in modern lighting design.
You can find our full range of KAISER idell lamps here
Arne Jacobsen and Fritz Hansen
For over 150 years, Fritz Hansen designs have enriched various national and international interiors, with the collaboration between talented designers and architects being among the reasons for this. One of these collaborations was with renowned Danish architect and designer, Arne Jacobsen, who is still considered one of the most influential Scandinavian designers of the 20th century, with his collaboration with furniture manufacturer Fritz Hansen leading to some of the most iconic furniture designs in modern history.
Jacobsen's designs for Fritz Hansen include a range of furniture that combines functionality, elegance and a streamlined aesthetic. One of his most famous works is "The Egg" and "The Swan" - two iconic armchairs created for the lobby of the SAS Royal Hotel in Copenhagen in 1958. These chairs perfectly represent Jacobsen's ability to create timeless modern designs that are still popular and sought after today.
Jacobsen's collaboration with Fritz Hansen also led to the creation of the iconic "Seven" or "Series 7" chair in 1955. Known for its simple, curvy design, this chair has become a symbol of Danish modernism and functionality.
Here you can see our selection of the Series 7 chair in a new interpretation in the Junior and Children series
Jacobsen's designs for Fritz Hansen are characterized by their simple shapes, use of high quality materials and focus on ergonomics and comfort. His furniture has been celebrated for its timeless beauty and versatility and can be found in everything from public spaces to private homes around the world.
Arne Jacobsen has not only created furniture of extraordinary beauty in collaboration with Fritz Hansen, but has also helped shape the modern design landscape. Jacobsen's designs continue to be a source of inspiration for designers and people with a passion for architecture and furniture art everywhere.
OneLine - From Poul Kjærholm to Kasper Friis Kjeldgaard
When you see the OneLine lamps, you're likely to think back to the legendary old Danish designer Poul Kjærholm - and that's no coincidence.
Poul Kjærholm originally trained as a carpenter and had a great interest in materials. He respected the materials he worked with and was unique in his time as he was one of the designers who treated steel with the same respect that was typically given to wood. He chased the perfect, purest form and went to great lengths to maintain the simplicity and minimalism of his designs, which he created between 1951 and 1967 - and which are also sold by Fritz Hansen.
Fast forward almost 50 years and you can find Kasper Kjeldgaard studying architecture at the Royal Academy of Denmark. In the aspiring designer's studio home was a PK54 table designed by Poul Kjærholm - and Kjeldgaard says he often ended up under it. Not because of student parties, but because he was captivated by the table's metal legs. It was the steel that Kjærholm was so famous for using that inspired Kasper Kjeldgaard.
The young designer also tried to refine the metal in his designs. With metal you can express yourself and you don't have to consider its properties in the same way as you do with wood, for example. Metal is functional, and that appeals to Kjeldgaard.
OneLine combines the two disciplines. The elegant lamp uses a simple, clean and easy-to-understand design that is also functional and lets the function of the materials speak for themselves.
Cecilie Manz for Rebublic of Fritz Hansen
The collaboration between Fritz Hansen and Danish designer Cecilie Manz started in 2005 with one of her most iconic and successful works - the The Caravaggio lamps that have since made a name for themselves in modern lighting design.
The Caravaggio lighting collection is a tribute to the Italian Baroque painter Caravaggio and is characterized by its simple, timeless design and powerful lighting. The range includes pendant lights, table lamps, wall lights and floor lamps, all sharing the same distinctive shade shape and subtle details.
The vision for the Caravaggio lamp was to create a lighting solution that combined aesthetics and functionality in a harmonious way. The result is a range of lamps that not only provide efficient lighting but also add an elegant and sophisticated touch to any room.
The characteristic feature of Caravaggio lamps is the slim, conical shade made of high-gloss lacquered metal. The simple and clean shape gives a stylish look, while the white painted inner shade ensures soft and even lighting without annoying glare.
The Caravaggio lamp series has gained international recognition and has become a favorite among designers and design enthusiasts around the world. Their timeless aesthetics and versatility make them suitable for a wide range of interior styles and spaces, from private homes to offices and public spaces.
Caravaggio lamps for Fritz Hansen demonstrate Manz's ability to create high-quality lighting design that is both beautiful and functional. Her work in lighting design has set the standard for modern lamps and continues to inspire and delight design enthusiasts around the world.
GamFratesi - fusion of tradition and innovation at Fritz Hansen
GamFratesi is an acclaimed Danish-Italian design duo consisting of Stine Gam and Enrico Fratesi, whose collaboration with Fritz Hansen has led to the creation of several notable designs, including the popular Suspence pendants.
The Suspence pendants, introduced in 2013, are an example of GamFratsi's ability to combine elegance, functionality and innovation in their designs. These pendant lights are characterized by their slim, teardrop shades and soft, organic curves that create a sense of lightness and movement.
The design of Suspence pendants is inspired by the elegant shapes and movements of nature and is created with a deep understanding of the qualities of light and its influence on the atmosphere of a room. The shades are made of matt lacquered aluminum, providing a pleasant and diffused light distribution that creates warm and inviting lighting.
Suspence pendants come in different sizes and colors and can be used both individually and in clusters to create dramatic and stylish lighting in any room. Their simple and timeless design makes them suitable for a wide range of interior styles, from modern to more traditional spaces.
GamFratesi's Suspence pendants for Fritz Hansen have achieved great recognition for their innovative design and high quality. Their ability to create lights that are both beautiful and functional has made them a favorite choice among designers and architects around the world.
In summary, GamFratesi's collaboration with Fritz Hansen, especially through the Suspence pendants, demonstrates their deep commitment to creating high-quality lighting designs that enrich and enhance any space with their elegant presence.
Jaime Hayon for Fritz Hansen
Jaime Hayon is an acclaimed Spanish designer born in 1974 whose creative vision and unique approach to design has made him a significant figure in the world of contemporary design. His career began early when he developed a passion for art and design, which led him to study industrial design in Madrid and Paris.
Hayon is known for his ability to merge traditional craft techniques with modern aesthetics, resulting in unique and characterful designs. His work spans a wide range of disciplines, including furniture design, lighting design, ceramics, textiles and more.
One of Hayon's most notable collaborations is with the prestigious Danish furniture manufacturer Fritz Hansen. Hayon has created several iconic designs for the company, including the "Favn" sofa launched in 2011. "Favn" is characterized by its organic shapes and soft curves that invite comfort and relaxation while exuding a timeless elegance.
Another notable collaboration between Jaime Hayon and Fritz Hansen has resulted in the Ikebana vase, which merges traditional Japanese flower arranging with modern design. These vases are simple and sculptural in their form, made from materials such as ceramic, glass and metal. Hayon has created a design that celebrates the ikebana tradition and leaves room for creativity and different flower arrangements. These vases offer a beautiful setting to showcase the beauty of nature and have become popular among design enthusiasts and lovers of Japanese culture. With their versatility and aesthetic appeal, Hayon's ikebana vases have helped bring this ancient art form into the modern home with style and elegance.
Hayon's designs for Fritz Hansen are characterized by their playful approach to shape and color while maintaining a sense of sophistication and elegance. His furniture has been celebrated for its innovative design and craftsmanship and has found its way into private homes, public spaces and design museums around the world.
In summary, Jaime Hayon's collaboration with Fritz Hansen has resulted in a series of remarkable designs that demonstrate his ability to combine traditional craft techniques with modern design principles to create furniture of timeless beauty and functionality.
Jørn Utzon for Fritz Hansen
Jørn Utzon, the famous Danish architect known for designing the iconic Sydney Opera House, also collaborated with Fritz Hansen to create a number of notable designs. One of the most famous pieces to come out of this collaboration is the legendary Concert pendant.
Originally designed by Utzon back in 1947, the Concert pendant was part of his vision to create lighting that could create an atmosphere of light and warmth. The pendant was first presented publicly in 1947 under the name "Utzon Light", but it was not put into production by Fritz Hansen until many years later.
The uniqueness of the Concert pendant lies not only in its aesthetic qualities, but also in its history. It was originally created for a church in Utzon's hometown of Aalborg, where he wanted to create a lighting solution that would create an atmosphere of calm and solemnity. However, the pendant was not put into production until later, giving it a mysterious and legendary aura.
When the Concert pendant was finally put into production by Fritz Hansen, it was an instant success and found its way into homes, offices and public spaces all over the world. The pendant is characterized by its simple, elegant shape and use of materials such as aluminium and brass, giving it a timeless and sophisticated look.
Today, the Concert pendant continues to be a coveted design icon, admired for its unique history as well as its beautiful aesthetics. It represents not only Jørn Utzon's genius as an architect and designer, but also Fritz Hansen's commitment to promoting and preserving Danish design heritage worldwide.
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