NORR11 // DECO

The Art Deco inspired Salon chandelier is a minimalist interpretation of the classic mid-20th century chandelier. Salon features six luminous lampshades elegantly positioned in a light metal construction, forming the outer shape of a hexagon.  The lampshades are made of mouth-blown opal glass with a matt white surface and create a warm illumination on the ceiling or in any room. The lampshades have a flat oval shape that allows the lamp to be positioned close to the ceiling without the lampshades touching the ceiling. The slim, oval lampshades change depending on the viewing angle and give the chandelier a sculptural and playful detail. The Salon Chandelier is available in two sizes. It is made of iron with bronze coating and lampshades of white opal glass.

You almost feel the movement of the Drop Chandelier. As a free-flowing sculpture, it takes in the space and insists on a life of its own. While The Drop Chandelier collection honors modernist lamp designs of the 1950s, it also celebrates an experimental, innovative approach with its gently curving shades and 14 flexible and functional adjustable arms - creating countless options, variations and angles. The beautifully crafted oxidized, plated and perforated metal body is subsequently hand brushed and the lamp brightens up the room elegantly with a warm, pleasant light. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

The detailed suspension with industrial and nautical references is beautifully crafted from galvanised metal, which is then hand brushed for the perfect finish that complements the round opal glass lampshades. The Drop Chandelier Bulp collection pays homage to the iconic modernist lamp designs of the 1950s, while taking an experimental and innovative approach with 14 flexible and functional adjustable arms that offer countless possibilities and variations. The chandelier elegantly illuminates the room with a warm light and becomes a sculptural object on the ceiling. Designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl.

BigPascha -from the FRAUMAIER collection, designed by Felix Severin Mack.Opulent, soft, different - a pendant with an extraordinary combination of materials. The moulded aluminum part spreading the light only downwards, has several silky yarn layers in different mix-colour shades. Whether in fresh red or in metal shades such as silver or in black - the silk matt shimmering yarn creates an elegant touch. The colour-matching cables and ceiling cups provide a perfect exclusive image of the BigPascha in each room. BigPascha comes with a removable blind, not only completing the suspension and giving it the appearance of an enclosed body, but also hiding the lightbulb.BigPascha is part of the product family: the TriplePascha, PaschaChandelier and Pascha.    FRAUMAIER The label for contemporary lighting design was founded in 2004 under the direction of Felix Severin Mack and namesake and lady dog FRAUMAIER. Within only a few years the label left its colorful mark in the design market - the sought-after designs renowned for clear lines are now available in leading design shops worldwide. The exclusive lamps are crafted in Europe and also in the United States where the lamps are manufactured on the site. The company has its headquarters in Esslingen, South-Germany, from where the luminaries start their journey to countries all over the world.

Cluster - from the FRAUMAIER collection, designed by Felix Severin Mack.Timeless and yet modern - the versatile Mix & Match pendant creates a soft glowing light in private rooms but also in commercial areas.The unique colour palette covers a wide range from light colour accents to harmonious earthy colours that makes the lamp a perfect addition to any environment. The big and two smaller chintz-covered shade combination creating a special glowing light, is not only available in different colours, but has also a two-way suspension: a compact grape shape for round tables or an arc shape for long dining or meeting tables. Magnets that can be placed anywhere provide a perfect support for the shade combination. Cluster comes with removable blinds, not only completing the shades and giving them the appearance of an enclosed body, but also hiding the lightbulb. The shades are also available separately with a single ceiling fixture. FRAUMAIER The label for contemporary lighting design was founded in 2004 under the direction of Felix Severin Mack and namesake and lady dog FRAUMAIER. Within only a few years the label left its colorful mark in the design market - the sought-after designs renowned for clear lines are now available in leading design shops worldwide. The exclusive lamps are crafted in Europe and also in the United States where the lamps are manufactured on the site. The company has its headquarters in Esslingen, South-Germany, from where the luminaries start their journey to countries all over the world.

Lea -from the FRAUMAIER collection, designed by Felix Severin Mack.Straight-lined, classic and elegant - the pendant Lea provides an attractive atmospheric light.By changing the inner and outer material covering the slightly conical shade, it also modifies its appearance. The black variations with the white inner layer focuses the light downwards and upwards, while the full white version spreads the light sidewards, too. Lea comes with an acrylic blind tube, hiding the bulb. A special elegant design is the gold covered Lea, which does not spread its light sidewards, but instead creates a specifically warm glow upwards and downwards. Due to its significant diameter combined with a relatively low height the luminary is ideal for lower ceilings above dining or coffee tables. Also in corridors or in sleeping rooms this lamp creates an elegant atmosphere.FRAUMAIER The label for contemporary lighting design was founded in 2004 under the direction of Felix Severin Mack and namesake and lady dog FRAUMAIER. Within only a few years the label left its colorful mark in the design market - the sought-after designs renowned for clear lines are now available in leading design shops worldwide. The exclusive lamps are crafted in Europe and also in the United States where the lamps are manufactured on the site. The company has its headquarters in Esslingen, South-Germany, from where the luminaries start their journey to countries all over the world.