Jonas Bohlin, ceiling lamp, "Liv", Klong Interiör, Örsjö Belysning.

Jonas Bohlin

(Sweden, Born 1953)

Jonas Bohlin, ceiling lamp, "Liv", Klong Interiör, Örsjö Belysning.

Screen made of tulle, labeled, diameter approximately 70 cm, height excluding cord approximately 70 cm.

Wear due to age and use. Electrical function not tested.

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Jonas Bohlin is a Swedish interior architect and designer born in Stockholm. He studied at Konstfack in Stockholm where he also worked as a professor. Bohlin's graduation project garnered great attention: the "Concrete" armchair, crafted from steel and concrete. In the 1980s the chair sparked a debate as to what constitutes as art? Bohlin's designs balance emotion and reason, challenging conventional assumptions.

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