Moser Pendant

The fixture emits diffused light and the thickness of the glass results in a very comfortable light distribution.

The Moser Pendant was designed by Swedish ceramic artist, Anu Moser, in 2002. The designer drew inspiration for the various shapes in the light from observing how molten glass develops when you first start to blow it. The light was developed for energy-saving bulbs, and Anu Moser chose an enclosed drop shape to shield direct view of the light source 100%. The mounting mechanism is patented.

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Details

7.3": 7.3"Ø x 10"H, Cable Length: 118"

8.1": 8.1"Ø x 11.2"H, Cable Length: 118"

9.8": 9.8"Ø x 14.2"H, Cable Length: 118"

Materials
Shade: Hand blown matte white opal glass
Suspension: Polished aluminum
Light Source
15W A-19 Medium
Certification
cULus Listed, Dry Location

Louis Poulsen offers a 5-year warranty on lighting fixtures, and a 2-year warranty on portable fixtures, such as table and floor lamps, and on separately purchased components, such as replacement parts.

Designer

Louis Poulsen was established in Copenhagen in 1874, and its story began with the introduction of fine wines to the Danish market. By 1892 its focus had shifted towards lighting, and in 1924 its collaboration with Poul Henningsen began, followed by Arne Jacobsen in 1960 and later Verner Panton. Its collection spans pendants and ceiling lamps, floor, table and wall lamps, and outdoor lighting.

Born in 1945, Anu Moser is a Swedish ceramic artist and restoration specialist who has exhibited her work globally. The Moser pendant, her first lamp design, features a glass shade inspired by the shape of a molten glass drop from the furnace.

Brand

Louis Poulsen was established in Copenhagen in 1874, and its story began with the introduction of fine wines to the Danish market. By 1892 its focus had shifted towards lighting, and in 1924 its collaboration with Poul Henningsen began, followed by Arne Jacobsen in 1960 and later Verner Panton. Its collection spans pendants and ceiling lamps, floor, table and wall lamps, and outdoor lighting.

Designer

Designer

Born in 1945, Anu Moser is a Swedish ceramic artist and restoration specialist who has exhibited her work globally. The Moser pendant, her first lamp design, features a glass shade inspired by the shape of a molten glass drop from the furnace.