Norm-69

 

 

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The Norm69 was created by the architect Simon Karkov for Normann Copenhagen in 1969 and is a light installation kit of 69 parts. You need neither tools nor paste to assemble this elegant characteristic light with personal touch. The clever composition of the parts of the lamp provides a maximum exploit of light without you being dazzled. The Norm69 consists of a very durable and flexible material, which can be bent several times and which is able to absorb the wide temperature range of a light.

The Norm69 light is one of the quintessential products of Normann Copenhagen and is sold in 46 countries worldwide, from Greenland to Hawaii. In 2002, it was awarded the Formland Prize and got the title “Best Item” at the IMM in Cologne in 2003.

The light Norm69 is available in white and in 4 sizes:

• small, with a diameter of 42 cm
• large, with a diameter of 51 cm
• x-large, with a diameter of 60 cm
• xx-large, with a diameter of 78 cm

Details to Norm-69

The Norm69 was created by the architect Simon Karkov for Normann Copenhagen in 1969 and is a light installation kit of 69 parts. You need neither tools nor paste to assemble this elegant characteristic light with personal touch.

Design: Simon Karkov

Since the 1960’s, he has been working for several architecture offices in Denmark and in 1969 he created the unique light Norm69. Designer Simon Karkov

Honoured with: Formland Design Award

The Formland Prize is one of the most treasured distinctions in Denmark and is only given to products of Scandinavian producers. The Formland Prize is the award of the biggest trade fair for applied arts and design in Scandinavia. Designaward Formland Design Award