DCW Here Comes The Sun pendant light | Set of 7
DCW Here Comes The Sun pendant light | Set of 7
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French architect Bertrand Balas, born in Toulouse in 1935, loves watching the sunset over the Garonne River. Influenced by this daily spectacle, he created the Here Comes The Sun pendant lamp in 1969, which was released in 1970. At first glance, this round lamp appears like all the other lamps. But something magical happens with this lamp when it is lit. Depending on your mood, the impression of a sunrise, sunshine or moonlight is created.
DCW could have called the lamp the Sweet Light, but Balas wanted to call the lamp Here Comes The Sun back in 1970 - but the Beatles were a bit quicker. Just a few days before the lamp was presented, the Beatles released the famous song "Here Comes The Sun". The French architect then changed the name of the lamp at short notice because he feared consequences.
further description and details
further description and details
<p>The Here Comes The Sun pendant light from DCW is made of aluminum. This light is available in numerous designs - there are five sizes for the lampshade (Ø17.5cm / Ø25cm / Ø35cm / Ø45cm / Ø55cm) and four color versions (black with copper inside, black with white inside, white with copper inside, white with white inside). All sizes and color versions can of course be freely combined with this canopy with space for seven pendant lights. If you are interested in a different combination than those offered here, we would be happy to advise you personally. Discover other DCW Here Comes The Sun pendant light sets in our shop.</p>
<p> <span style="text-decoration: underline;">The version of the pendant light set offered here contains:</span></p>
<p> 3x <strong>Ø17.5 cm</strong> : 2x (black / copper), 1x (white / copper)<br> 2x <strong>Ø25 cm</strong> : 1x (Black / White), 1x (White / White)<br> 1x <strong>Ø35 cm</strong> : 1x (White / Copper) <br>1x <strong>Ø45 cm</strong> : 1x (Black / Copper)</p>
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Please note: this set cannot be combined with the mini version of the Here Comes The Sun lamp. However, in our shop you will also find mini lamp sets with various canopy sizes and shapes.
Design Bertrand Balas
Design Bertrand Balas
Bertrand Balas is a French designer best known for his innovative work in industrial design. Born in 1935, he has designed a wide variety of products throughout his career that excel in functionality, aesthetics, and usability.
The DCW "Here Comes the Sun" lamp is a well-known design by Bertrand Balas and features a unique sun-shaped lamp that embodies both artistic expression and functional design. Celebrated for its playful yet elegant aesthetic, the piece demonstrates Balas's ability to seamlessly blend form and function.
Throughout his career, Balas has received numerous awards for his designs and is considered an influential figure in the world of design. His approach to combining aesthetics with functionality has inspired many designers and helped shape the modern understanding of design.
Country & Year of Publication
Country & Year of Publication
France 1970 / 2015
Material & Color & Bulbs
Material & Color & Bulbs
Material
- aluminum
- copper
- metal
- Textile
Colors:
- copper
- Black
- White
Please note that the colors on your display device may differ from the original colors.
Light bulbs: Ø17.5cm: CLII - G9 - max. 25 W | Ø25cm: CLII - E14 - max. 11 W | Ø35cm, Ø45cm: CLII - E27 - max. 23 W - not included!
Energy efficiency class:
Lamp: A++ to E
Light source:
Height Weight
Height Weight
Dimensions in cm:
Umbrella dimensions: Ø17,5 | Ø25 | Ø35 | Ø45
Foot dimensions:
Cable: 3 m (5 m on request), black (white on request), textile
Shipping method: default
Care information
Care information
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