Pendant Light LE KLINT "SINUS LINE"

The bestseller "Sinus Line" by Le Klint celebrates its 50th anniversary since its birth.

One of the most popular lights from Le Klint, the "Sinus Line." The beautiful and mysterious form, composed of countless curves woven into a single flat surface to create a sphere, has captivated many people. The light gently illuminates the space, creating organic shadows along the curves, making it a beautiful lighting piece that can truly be described as a sculpture of light. Designer Paul Christiansen discovered that folding the shade with mathematical curves results in a beautifully original form. He personally entered the Le Klint workshop, experimenting and creating various lights that utilized mathematical curves. Among them, the "Sinus Line," born in 1971, received particularly high acclaim. It was named "Sinus Line" with the hope that it would become a timeless masterpiece like the "Cylinder Line," designed by one of Denmark's most famous architects, Arne Jacobsen, for Stelton. "Sinus" comes from the mathematical sine curve. His wish came true, and even after 50 years since its birth, the "Sinus Line" continues to be loved around the world, its design feeling timeless and even conveying a modern atmosphere in contemporary living spaces.

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