Gispen-Inspired Bauhaus Pendant Light

This pendant lamp comes from the collection of Prof. Dr. Klaus Struve, a specialist in modern lighting of the 1920s and 1930s. The design shows strong parallels to Giso models by the Dutch manufacturer Gispen, though no direct attribution can be made.

The stepped glass body and two horizontal discs provide balanced illumination and reflect the principles of functionalist design. The geometric clarity relates closely to the Bauhaus Modernist tradition.

Made of satin glass and nickel-plated metal, the lamp offers a restrained and elegant appearance. Suitable for both private and public interiors where lighting quality and design integrity are equally valued. The piece is ready for use and, if required for commercial or architectural settings, can be supplied with an electrical safety certificate.