Northing Lighting - Birdy Table Lamp

Re-Edition of a Classic Lamp

Birdy is a table lamp by Northern, designed by the Norwegian designer Birger Dahl in 1952. In 1954, the table lamp - at that time still known under the somewhat complicated name "s-30016" - was awarded the prestigious golden medal at the Milan Triennale.
In 2013, Northern decided to re-edit the lamp series preserving the original shapes and unique properties.

Adjustable Lampshade

The design of the table lamp is characterised by its almost cylindrical shade, which is held up by a filigree, two-part frame, reminiscent of the basic silhouette of a bird. The table lamp owes its current name to this association.

Thanks to the two joints, the lamp head can be simply adjusted and directed wherever light is needed. The bright light is particular useful on the desk when working, or on the side table as well as the commode to create atmospheric lighting in the room.

The Birdy table lamp is available in various colours as well as with metal frames in metallic, brass or black.

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