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Candlestick SH 27, clear glass
Candlestick SH 27, clear glass
Candlestick SH 27, clear glass - 2
Candlestick SH 27, clear glass

Candlestick SH 27, clear glass

£268.41
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Description

Article no.: BS287

Artist: Erik Höglund
Dimensions: 30 x 44 cm
Weight: 1.2 kg
Light source: Led or candle

Hand-forged candlestick for 3 candles.
Under 6 arms hang individually designed glass medallions, 2 medallions that are 80 mm in diameter. One with a stamp of a fish and one with a stamp of a face. 2 smooth medallions 50 mm in diameter. 2 medallions 45 mm in diameter, one with a stamp of a face and one with a stamp of a bull.
Candlestick SH 27 is designed by Erik Höglund in the early 60s.

In what context does this candlestick fit?
- Dining room or living room: As an elegant centerpiece on a table setting or sideboard.
-Christmas and holidays: With its timeless and classic design, it is ideal for Advent or Christmas table settings.
-Romantic dinners: Creates a warm and personal atmosphere with candlelight.
-Swedish theme: For occasions where you want to highlight Swedish culture and design, e.g. National Day or Midsummer.

Places where it works particularly well!
-Boutique hotels or B&Bs: As part of a unique interior design detail in the lobby or room.
-Restaurants with rustic or Nordic decor: it sets the mood and enhances the atmosphere.
-Artistic environments: In galleries, studios or homes with an artistic touch.
-Summer cottage or mountain cabin: Perfect for environments with wood, natural materials and a traditional Swedish feel.
-Creative office: In a design studio or architectural office that wants to signal style and culture.
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