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The tealight, Kubus T, is added to the Kubus collection in 2018, designed by Sarah Abbondio.
Simplistically and graphic stringency is the keywords describing the candleholder. Choose the classic powder-coated versions, the raw burnished copper, which over time will darken beautiful, brass or the beautiful, shiny nickel version, which is warm and unique in its glow - or combine more for a beautiful, sculptural Still Life on the windowsill or on dinner table.
Cleaning: Place the candleholder in the oven at 75 degrees celsius upside down on a baking sheet covered with parchment for 15-20 minutes. Follow by polishing with a moistened cloth.
Please note: Do not use boiling hot water, scrub sponges or other sharp/scratchy objects
Mogens Lassen
Architect Mogens Lassen (1901-1987) is among the greatest and most influential of Danish architects, a pioneer of Danish Functionalism, and is internationally renowned for his characteristic architecture. Mogens Lassen was inspired by the German design school Bauhaus, and its geometric shapes recur often in his iconic designs.
In 1927 Mogens Lassen traveled to Paris and worked for an engineering company. He did not enjoy the work nor understand the French language, and it annoyed him that he could not sketch for architecture but only for practical purposes. For Mogens Lassen, drawing ugly facades was almost painful.
But Paris shaped Mogens Lassen. He adored the open kitchens found in the city’s restaurants – they were full of life and, for Mogens, the most important room in the house. It was also here in Paris that Mogens Lassen became acquainted with Le Corbusier, who became a source of ongoing inspiration. During his time in Paris, Mogens was honored with the offer of a place in Le Corbusier’s studio, which he gracefully refused. He was highly self-critical and thought his French was not good enough.
by Lassen owns the rights to the designs of two of Denmark’s greatest architects: Mogens Lassen and Flemming Lassen.