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Deckenleuchte "Helios"
Deckenleuchte "Helios"
1954

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Deckenleuchte "Helios"

Ceiling light

Peill & Putzler, Glashüttenwerke

Shape "Helios". Ceiling light fitting in Putzler glass. Clear glass with white of yellow hoops, insert glass, frosted. The metal fitting is hardly visible. Glas shades are held in position seperately, by simple screwed rings.

JURY STATEMENT

Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld - Thoughts and Experiences of the Industrial Designer To put heart and soul into the job is a responsibility to industry, where considerations great and far-reaching are dictated by economy; to provide an incentive to quality, lend support and strength to the undertaking.

Client / Manufacturer

Peill & Putzler, Glashüttenwerke

Düren, DE
Design

Prof. Wagenfeld

N / A, AQ

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