Plivello LE KLINT

Without light, you cannot see – too little light causes strain and fatigue – too much and poorly positioned light causes glare. It could also be simpler! Then, there’s also the design. It is indeed important how a light fixture looks and how it fits into the room. Moreover, it should stylistically and materially harmonize with its surroundings. And most importantly, the type and direction of its light fields, which should precisely do what they are intended to do, as well as the convincing effect of the illuminated lamp body – meaning how the light fixture is experienced in the dimmed room. Anyone who meets all these requirements should indeed be featured with their product here, like the Danish company Le Klint with their pendant light Plivello. What’s great is that the new design skillfully refers to the long tradition of the ceiling light, which evolved from the classic multi-tiered chandelier of the past century and was originally intended for representative, room-defining use in large or high-quality functional areas. The Plivello light, made of paper and carefully hand-folded, also draws inspiration from the Scandinavian 1950s with its light, elegant, and craft-oriented design.