MULTI-LITE WALL LAMP
A sculptural lighting concept reimagined for the wall, fulfilling the designer’s vision
SCULPTURAL ELEGANCE
Faithfully developed from his original sketch, the wall-mounted edition expands the Multi-Lite family into new territory. It translates Weisdorf’s signature aesthetic and user-controlled adaptability into a sculptural wall format, fulfilling a concept that had remained unrealized in his lifetime. Through this realization, GUBI honors the legacy of one of Denmark’s most imaginative lighting designers.
LIGHTING THAT EVOLVES WITH YOU
Mounted by a reading chair, beside a bed, or flanking a mirror in a hallway, the Multi-Lite Wall Lamp offers function and beauty in equal measure. Its layered adjustability encourages continual reinvention, adapting to shifting atmospheres and needs throughout the day. In hospitality settings such as hotel corridors, lounge areas, and guest rooms, it becomes both a luminous accent and a spatial tool – equally decorative and directional.
MULTI-LITE COLLECTION
Multi-Lite Floor Lamp
Multi-Lite Pendant
Multi-Lite Portable Lamp
Multi-Lite Table Lamp
EXTENDED MOVEMENT AND EXPRESSIVE FREEDOM
The Multi-Lite Wall Lamp introduces a new wall-mounted swing arm, adding a further level of flexibility to the collection. The outer arm that connects the lamp to the wall can rotate up to 180 degrees, enabling the lamp to be positioned so that the shade either hangs from above or rests on the arm, tailoring the light direction.
The inner ring – housing the twin shades – can be rotated 90 degrees presenting a new profile when viewed from the front. This feature transforms the lamp’s silhouette from a wide, horizontal form to a taller, vertical posture, altering not only its aesthetics but also the character of the light it casts.
EXTENDED MOVEMENT AND EXPRESSIVE FREEDOM
The Multi-Lite Wall Lamp introduces a new wall-mounted swing arm, adding a further level of flexibility to the collection. The outer arm that connects the lamp to the wall can rotate up to 180 degrees, enabling the lamp to be positioned so that the shade either hangs from above or rests on the arm, tailoring the light direction.
The inner ring – housing the twin shades – can be rotated 90 degrees presenting a new profile when viewed from the front. This feature transforms the lamp’s silhouette from a wide, horizontal form to a taller, vertical posture, altering not only its aesthetics but also the character of the light it casts.
Designed to be lived with – and changed – the Multi-Lite Wall Lamp brings sculptural elegance and intelligent versatility to any interior.
LOUIS WEISDORF
Louis Weisdorf (1932– 2021) was a well-known Danish architect and industrial designer. After becoming one of the youngest designers to graduate from the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts in Copenhagen in 1954, he worked across graphic, interior, architectural, and industrial design. Weisdorf described himself as a specialist in versatility, which sums up the prodigious and notable career of this multi-faceted designer.