Mid-Century Karen Margrethe und Ejnar Monrad Rasmussen Kamo Denmark Tischlampe 1970’s Danish Design Studiokeramik schrumpflack Auffällig ist die gelben Laufglasur

Auffällig ist die gelben Laufglasur

As decoration on the chest of drawers

The ornamental decor of the lamp sets additional accents and gives the lamp a unique appearance

which can make a beautiful ensemble together with this table lamp

Diese große brutalistische Lampe besticht durch ihre raue Optik und den minimalistischen Dekor

Mid-Century Karen Margrethe und Ejnar Monrad Rasmussen Kamo Denmark Tischlampe 1970’s Danish Design Studiokeramik schrumpflack Auffällig ist die gelben LaufglasurHere I have this beautifully crafted table lamp from Kamo Denmark for you. The lamp was handmade in Denmark in the 1960s and has a matching lampshade by Lene Bjerre. In addition to the stylish design and the multicolored glaze, the lamp also impresses with its impressive size, which means that it can also be placed well on large pieces of furniture. The lamp is particularly effective in combination with a sideboard or a chest of drawers from the same