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| Weight | 1 kg |
|---|---|
| Dimensions | 43 × 31 × 17 cm |
| Material | Wood |
| Product's main material | ash wood |
| Main product color | Dark blue |
| Bulb included | Yes |
| Bulb type | Milky LED, 2700K, dimmable |
| Tipo de casquillo | e27 |
| Height | 35 |
| Width | 12 |
| Weight | 1 |
| Country of origin | Germany |
The geometric shapes and vibrant color palette of the Junit Omen pendant light are inspired by the Bauhaus movement. This modular pendant lamp comprises eight different elements. The units are turned from high-quality ash wood and painted in a German workshop. The Junit series elements are available in a natural, light finish and in various colors. The bulb complements the colorful lamp with its large, milky glass shade, producing a warm, ambient light. Lighting designers Julia Jessen created 10 versions of the Junit lamp according to their own aesthetic sense of form, which are available as curated variations. The “Omen” pendant lamp consists of three main elements: a base with a nougat finish, a peach-colored piece, and a forest green element at the top. The textile cable is dark blue.
The geometric shapes and intense color palette of the Junit Omen pendant ceiling lamp are inspired by the Bauhaus movement; it is a modular pendant lamp consisting of eight different elements.
Stylish lamps and furniture with a focus on quality, ecology and innovation
The term Schneid could be translated from German as "to be bold." The name of this design studio hints at the essence of its philosophy. Schneid Lighting & Furniture was founded in 2012 as a project to create eco-designed lamps and furniture, produced with environmentally friendly processes and raw materials, and inspired by nature itself. Their products are durable and elegant, but their high quality goes far beyond aesthetics. At Schneid, they support local manufacturers, keeping supply chains short and using locally sourced natural materials as the basis for their products. Natural raw materials, striking colors, and bold shapes create a distinguished and warm atmosphere wherever they are placed.
Eco-designer Niklas Jessen studied architecture in Lübeck, where he discovered his fascination with interior design, a fascination that led him to become a cabinetmaker as well as a designer. Julia Mülling studied literature in Berlin, though she was always drawn to design. Now, she puts her instincts and ability to conceive and bring new pieces to life every day. In 2012, they founded the studio Schneid Lighting & Furniture, where they create unique lighting and furniture pieces inspired by natural lines and manufactured with respect for the environment.