the Snowflake Fixture by Paavo Tynell

An uncommon and masterful adjustable counterweighted ceiling fixture having a brass bell-shaped dome with pin-hole perforations.

A pendant lamp crafted from polished brass featuring five gracefully curved arms emerging from a ribbed cup at the base. Five brass wires resembling pedals, extend upwards from the c...

An uncommon and masterful adjustable counterweighted ceiling fixture having a brass bell-shaped dome with pin-hole perforations.

A pleated red fabric shade with fringe finish supported by three ball and chain drops. Bronze mounting plate has three bulb outlets.

Made circa 1950. This beautiful and rare Paavo Tynell chandelier is a timeless midcentury feat of design. Best known for his impeccable lighting fixtures and lamps, Tynell was a master craftsman that made elegant forms from brass and was known as “the man who illuminated Finland.” He found great success in Europe and abroad making notable works throughout the United States such as his lighting design for the UN Secretary General’s office in New York. A groundbreaking blend of traditional aesthetic with a modern awareness, this chandelier casts warm light through an intricately perforated brass bowl, expertly illuminating the handcut suspended snowflakes and creating an entrancing ambiance. Pavo Tynell: Chasing Light...

A Pendant designed by Paavo Tynell, produced by Idman Oy, Finland, circa 1950. Perforated metal shade, polished brass stem with brass wire decorations. Diameter 10" ; Drop 42". Rewi...

A lighting pedant designed by Paavo Tynell produced by Idman for Lightolier. Circa 1955. Frosted glass shade with lacquered metal and polished brass ceiling cup. Dimensions : H 12" ;...

A pendant designed by Paavo Tynell for Idman, Model K2-20. Finland, circa 1950th. Perforated copper over opaline glass shade. Marked by manufacturer. Rewiring available upon request.