architectmade | gemini candleholder | white
architectmade | gemini candleholder | white
Inspired by the beauty of possibility, Gemini candle holder by Peter Karpf is a perfect marriage of form and function. It was designed precisely to allow for the candles to be the smallest distance apart without falling. Made of solid stainless steel, the candle holder is available in three finishes: polished, matte black or matte white. It can hold two handmade candles with the optimal burning time of 4 hours.
Gemini can stand-alone or be arranged in endless combinations.
Please note candles sold separately in packs of 4.
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Nothing compares to the feeling of having found a treasure. One in which you can discover something new every time you look at it. Architectmade's collection of design objects are made by Denmark's most recognised architects such as: Utzon, Kjaerholm, Juhl, Vedel and Karpf. The architects design their objects through sheer passion for simple sophisticated aesthetics and functionality. This is where the appeal lies. The result of this process is a clear crystallisation and conceptualisation of the product in its purest, simplest and most refined form. It is this very characteristic essence of Danish design that binds together all of Architectmade's products.
Tradition vs. Innovation? For decades the iconic products have managed to overcome this intricate diversion and have created a sophisticated blend of the two, in light of contemporary modernity rather than passing trends. This philosophy has resulted in classically designed products, which simultaneously have long-term validity and longevity in their designs.
Click for more ideas from Peter Karpf (designer)Peter Karpf’s designs are represented at numerous museums worldwide including Museum of Modern Art, New York, the Victoria & Albert Museum, London, and the Centre Georges Pompidou, Paris.
Throughout his career, Peter Karpf has been known for his work with furniture bent from one single piece of wood, giving them a unique sculptural appearance. His work is also characterised by its simplicity and personal expression and to Karpf, functionality is as important as the design of the product.
As an apprentice of the renowned furniture maker Fritz Hansen, he turned to architecture in 1961 at the Copenhagen School of Arts and Crafts. This robust training in both product and place lays a foundation for his belief that design is a process of discarding experiments. One by one, his projects embrace both beauty and use, making innovative use of materials. His furniture bent from one single piece of wood, monolithic moulded plywood chairs and light fixtures have all become modern Danish classics, the collection of which, alongside his architecture, which led to his award in 2002 of the Bruno Mathsson Prize – the most prestigious design award in Scandinavia.
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