Scandinavia’s oldest fixture
Gunnar Asplund is one of Sweden’s leading architects of all time and also internationally renowned. In 1922 he designed the pendant luminaire Asplund for The Skandia Cinema in Stockholm.
It was manufactured and sold by Böhlmarks until the mid-1960s when ateljé Lyktan took it over. Even today, every detail is manufactured in the same craftsmanship as it has always been.
Crafted elegance
Every part of Asplund is shaped by hand – from the mouth-blown opal glass to the meticulously crafted crown and chain. A pendant where no detail is left untouched by human hands.
Considered down to the smallest detail
Asplund’s ceiling cup is designed as a natural extension of the luminaire. Its softly tapered form brings the suspension, chains and textile cable together into one cohesive detail.
