Benno Premsela – Lotek XS table light – Hollands licht
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Article number 7344
The Lotek XS Lamp was designed by Benno Premsela in 1982 and is the smaller version of the Lotek Lamp Classic. This design classic has a light with aluminum frame over which two white rectangular cloths are stretched. The Lotek is a must have for every designer lover! 80s Dutch Design Icon!
Benno Premsela (1920-1997,the Netherlands) studied Interior Design. In his minimalist work, beauty and functionality are closely related. Premsela created spectacular shop windows as head of decoration department of the Bijenkorf in Amsterdam. Benno Premsela has designed several products, but his most famous design is this Lotek Lamp.
Dimensions
23 x 23 x 49 cm (lxdxh)
Period 80s
Designer Benno Premsela
Manufacturer Hollands licht, The Netherlands
Material
Metal
Fabric
Condition Good vintage condition; shade shows discoloring
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