Bellevue AJ3 Table Lamp by Arne Jacobsen, 1929 from And Tradition
Inspired by the modernist design of the Bauhaus era and modern tubular steel manufacturing, the Bellevue Lamp was Arne Jacobsen's foray into lighting design. The angle-cut lampshade directs the light while minimizing glare. The minimally designed goose-neck and construction prove that sometimes the simplest things are the most beautiful.
Craft meets art. Function meets form. The material is respected and the potential is revealed. Holding to traditionally Nordic values, And Tradition's lighting collection aims to bridge the values of solid handcraft to contemporary design. And Tradition's collection covers iconic designs and undiscovered gems from the masters of yesterday, and also features new lights from leading designers of today and the talent of tomorrow.
Craft meets art. Function meets form. The material is respected and the potential is revealed. Holding to traditionally Nordic values, And Tradition's lighting collection aims to bridge the values of solid handcraft to contemporary design. And Tradition's collection covers iconic designs and undiscovered gems from the masters of yesterday, and also features new lights from leading designers of today and the talent of tomorrow.
