Fog og Mørup wall lamp Optima
The Fog og Mørup Optima wall light was designed by Hans Due. The lamp is made of brown lacquered steel and has a cylindrical lamp housing. Beautiful Scandinavian design with a sleek look. Are you looking for a wall light for your living room or bedroom? Then this one is definitely suitable.
Condition
This light is approximately 50 years old and in good condition with slight signs of previous use. The manufacturer’s sticker is present in the lamp.
Specifications Fog og Mørup wall light Optima
- Height: 15 cm
- Diameter: 20 cm
- Depth: 27 cm
- Material: metal
- Color cord: black
- Maximum wattage: 60W
- Socket: E27
- Suitable for LED lamps
- Weight: 1.8 kg
LED in your vintage pendant
With the current energy rates, energy conservation is an important point of attention. This wall light contains an E27 fitting. This makes it suitable for LED lighting and even for smart lighting. The light can also be used in combination with a dimmer.
Our stock
The lights we offer are all available from stock. This means that we often ship your order the same or the next working day. Please note that we only have one item in stock. Because we only sell vintage lights, it is uncertain whether we will receive this light again in the future.
Shipping options
Worldwide it is possible to order from us. We ship the light carefully packaged in thick bubble wrap and registered in double-layer boxes. As soon as your package has been shipped, you will receive an email from Post NL. Here you will find the track trace information with which you can follow the package to your front door. After receiving your order you have 14 days to change your mind.
About Fog og Mørup
The journey of Fog og Mørup began in 1904 with a modest wholesale business in three small rooms and a basement in Aarhus. A quarter-century later, this company had grown into one of Denmark’s leading lamp manufacturers. In 1906, Ansgar Fog and Erik Mørup made a remarkable move by taking over a company in Copenhagen specializing in lighting articles for gas and oil. They carefully packed up the entire wholesale warehouse in Aarhus and transported it to Copenhagen by train. They even took their only employee, the young Jørgen, on this adventurous journey. However, Jørgen eventually chose a different path. One morning, they found a note. He had gone back home to Aarhus, “because he couldn’t bear the longing.”
The trade in lighting articles flourished, and the company grew steadily. In 1915, Fog and Mørup decided to establish three modest workshops dedicated to the production of chandeliers. These workshops marked the early beginnings of their lamp production.
