Table lamp 'Gräshoppa' -16 %

I'm sure you can figure out for yourselves what 'grasshoppa' means. But to understand why this family of lamps is called that, you have to take a closer look at the floor lamp with its filigree, long legs.

Gräshoppa' is a Swedish design classic that was created by the famous Swedish designer Greta Magnusson Grossman in 1947. The table lamp was also conceived at that time and with its characteristic steel shade it fits perfectly into the range.

The idiosyncratic form language, which is almost typical for the Swedish, is still today in the 'Gräshoppa' in timeless beauty and with a lot of charisma. I am personally fascinated by the great, very carefully selected nuances.