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Tine Mouritsen's inspiration for the design of Angel Light comes from her deep love for Christmas. Angels are a symbol of goodness, love, and humanity. These are all values that are important during the holiday season. The lamps are also a tribute to her parents, both of whom have passed away. Therefore, there are two versions of the angel: a feminine angel (Uriel) and a masculine angel (Gabriel).
The angels can serve as a reminder that during the dark autumn and winter times, we should take care of each other. At the same time, the glowing angel in the home can create a warm atmosphere and beautiful decoration.
With the Angels, Tine Mouritsen wanted to preserve the old folding techniques in a tight and simple design, and they are made from the same quality material and according to the same principles as the globally renowned hand-folded lampshades. All models come in white lamp foil/light oak, including suspension and light source.
Angels are part of our Love & Light Project, where a portion of the proceeds is donated to charitable causes.
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Tine Mouritsen graduated from the Danish Royal Academy of Fine Arts' School of Architecture in 2000. Since 2003 she has worked as a freelance architect, and also as a furniture and interior designer. Apart from Le Klint, her customers include GRID Montana, Luceplan, Copenhagen City and Port Development, Erik Jørgensen and FONA. Tine has strong design skills specifically in furniture and interior design, both for private and public spaces.Read more
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Only the best materials
The paper
Our paper has a beautiful tactile look and feel. The paper is made in Germany by a supplier that produces paper in accordance with stringent standards with regard to the means of production and paper quality.
Standard foil
The standard foil has a very white and clean appearance. The material is made in Europe from a special lampshade foil (hard PVC). The material is UV resistant, fire retardant, and has an antistatic surface.
The craftsmanship of folding
We take pride in having retained the old craft of folding lampshades in Odense. Folding lampshades is a difficult craft to learn, and it takes several years for the skilful folding technicians to master all our models.
Wood
We utilise wooden components for several of our lamps, which are supplied by Danish partners, primarily on Funen and in Jutland. Wood may have different colours and structures, as trees have different growth periods. The grains and colours are the result of the tree’s surroundings, the environment, the point in time when tree was felled and from which part of the trunk the wood is taken from.
Glass
Our glass is sourced from European glassworks that use hand blown glass. Hand blowing gives the glass a unique living structure, which may include "waves" and small air bubbles in the glass. We obviously work to a very high standard of quality, but we regard these small details in the glass as the glassblower's personal touch and thus a part of the craftsmanship.
The details
The production of each lamp is carefully monitored in order to catch any potential flaws in the material or errors made during the folding process. Once a lampshade has been folded and sown, it is sent to the quality control department, where the lamp undergoes a final check by turning, rotating, and carefully examining it one last time before it is packaged.
Metal
Most of the metal components are produced by ourselves or by our Danish suppliers, with set requirements regarding the production conditions and the materials used. In order to protect the metal surfaces, visible brass and aluminium parts are coated. This also means that customers don't have to polish or clean the brass parts of a LE KLINT lamp.
Meet the designer
Designed by Tine Mouritsen
Architect,1974
Le Klint was established in 1943 and has since been one of the country's foremost ambassadors for Danish design and craftsmanship
Kim Weckstrøm Jensen
CEO
