Now back in production, this batman-ish pendant called The Joker was originally designed in 1970 by Christian Ræder. It won First Prize at the Scandinavian Lighting Fair for that year - how do you think it looks today?
Now back in production, this batman-ish pendant called The Joker was originally designed in 1970 by Christian Ræder. It won First Prize at the Scandinavian Lighting Fair for that year - how do you think it looks today?
More info: The Joker by Le Klint
I can't quite tell -- are their other pictures available?
view SherryBinNH's profile
I agree with SherryBinNH...I need more pics to decide.
view Monica's profile
I'm not sure if it's hot but, It sure looks dangerous. I don't think those pointy edges are exactly child safe.
view modernguy's profile
I found this site with a better pic: http://www.casanovafurniture.dk/shop/le-klint-joker-4597p.html
view Monica's profile
maybe not in black. it looks a little ominous! white, bright orange or red?
view oakland's profile
That picture makes it particularly hard to evaluate the lamp since it's right next to a batman mask.
view amt230's profile
Visually the 'batlike' design breaks up the mass of what would otherwise be a very big, bulky looking fixture. I bet this creates great work-light. Those unfortunately trendy pendants provide little truly useful light for a heavily used kitchen work surface. Apropos for an eating bar but not to make a salad.
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Impossible to tell from this photo. The lamp is (literally) dark and edgy, but the room setting shown is anything but. Looks totally wrong here, but could be good in another application.
view amed studio's profile
OK, with the additional photo I find myself lukewarm. I agree that it might be something different in white or red or a citrus color -- it is interesting in a sculptural way. In black, it would work better in a different kind of setting I think -- maybe in a room full of neutrals and African masks, or something...
view SherryBinNH's profile
Not crazy about the black, I would prefer it if it were white.
view suzy8track's profile
Back in 1970, we didn't all have the mental image of Darth Vader when we saw black helmet-y looking things.
view Lisa Hunter (Montreal)'s profile
Maybe in a completely different space from the top photo...
view fabframes's profile
yeah that kid looks like he'll lose an eye, if he stands up too fast.
plus they look gross.
view saraesc's profile
I like it but not in black. maybe in white
view Fuzzyummy's profile
When I clicked on the link to the site about the lamp, it is apparently available in white as well as in black
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