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A collector’s item you put together yourself - Normann Copenhagen presents the story of the Norm 69 lamp
The story of Norm 69 is a true adventure. It is the story of a chance meeting that culminated in a happy success story. In 1969 Simon Karkov designed his visionary, futuristic lamp, which consists of 69 parts. But for many years the lamp was left lying in a loft, where it remained undiscovered. Then in 2001 an acquaintance of Simon Karkov saw the prospect of a fruitful collaboration between the team behind the start-up company Normann Copenhagen and Simon Karkov. Only then was this now classic design retrieved from the loft.
In 2002 Norm 69 received the Formland Design Award at the Formland fair in Herning and in 2003 Norm 69 was voted Best Product at the IMM international furniture fair held in Cologne, Germany.
Material: Lamp screen foil
Colours: White
Norm 69
Suspended lights from Normann Copenhagen, Designed by Simon Karkov
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