Moulded glass and brass ceiling light by Carl Fagerlund for Orrefors, Sweden, 1960.

Ceiling light in moulded glass and brass by Carl Fagerlund for Orrefors Sweden 1960. Round brass frame with rectangular glass plates and relief decoration. For 4 light points. Height of the glass part, excluding cord and ceiling cup: 20 cm - Diameter: 40 cm. Good vintage condition. A rectangular ceiling light of the same Design/One and from the same collection is also available. 5 wall lamps from the same Design/One and from the same collection are also available. Carl Fagerlund was a Swedish architect and designer specialising in lighting, active at the Orrefors glassworks between 1946 and 1980. In addition to various models of ceiling and table lamps intended for domestic use, Fagerlund notably worked on the following public buildings: Waldemarsudde of Prince Eugen, the town hall of Frederiksberg, the D'Angleterre hotel and the Mercur hotel in Copenhagen, the former town hall of Kiruna, the Swedish embassy in Tokyo, the church of Möllevången in Malmö, the headquarters of General Motors in the United States, and the crematorium in Gävle. Since 1898, Orrefors has been part of the Swedish design tradition, characterised by timeless aesthetics, functionality, craftsmanship, and sustainable quality. Orrefors offers high-end products designed by renowned designers for an audience interested in Scandinavian design. Glass and form are always at the forefront, combined with elegance, simplicity, and confidence. The story of Orrefors is one of transforming the simplest ingredients - lime, sand, and soda - into beautiful glass objects. Nourished by the forest, artists and designers have made Orrefors a global leader in glass.