Chandelier by Louis Kalff for Philips 1960s

Chandelier by Louis Kalff for Philips from the 1960s. France, made of glass and wood. Louis Kalff (1897–1976) was a Dutch designer and artistic director at Philips. He modernized the company's visual identity by creating its iconic logo and unifying its communication. In 1929, he founded the Lighting Advisory Bureau, profoundly influencing the design of Philips lighting fixtures, notably with the famous Z lamp. He also collaborated with Le Corbusier on the Philips pavilion at Expo 58 in Brussels. His work marked 20th-century industrial design. Dimensions: height 84 cm, diameter 45 cm.