Louis Kalff Wall Lights
Louis Kalff spent decades as art director at Philips, shaping the company's visual identity — including its logo — and founding the Lighting Advisory Bureau that defined how Philips approached lighting design for a generation. He even collaborated with Le Corbusier on the Philips Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. These wall lights carry his confident, geometric sensibility: a bold red enamelled arm holding a simple square glass diffuser, industrial materials handled with real formal discipline.
Enamelled metal and glass · Holland, 1960s · Louis Kalff for Philips
Louis Kalff Wall Lights
Louis Kalff spent decades as art director at Philips, shaping the company's visual identity — including its logo — and founding the Lighting Advisory Bureau that defined how Philips approached lighting design for a generation. He even collaborated with Le Corbusier on the Philips Pavilion at the 1958 Brussels World's Fair. These wall lights carry his confident, geometric sensibility: a bold red enamelled arm holding a simple square glass diffuser, industrial materials handled with real formal discipline.
Enamelled metal and glass · Holland, 1960s · Louis Kalff for Philips
