Artek A333 Turnip Suspension Light Kay & Stemmer while the shell comes in

while the shell comes in diverse colour and upholstery options

Probably Tom Dixon’s best known and most popular design it can be used to create a bespoke and beautiful lighting feature

For the centennial of the founding of the Bauhaus

It also enables the lamp to be folded into a neat package by a slight push on the top

there is a solid top version available

Artek A333 Turnip Suspension Light Kay & Stemmer while the shell comes inThe Artek A333 Pendant Light, affectionately known as the "Turnip", is an iconic lighting design by Alvar Aalto that perfectly balances organic form with understated elegance. Designed for the National Pensions Institute building in Helsinki, it remains a celebrated example of timeless Scandinavian design. Its distinctive rounded silhouette creates a striking focal point, while the carefully positioned circular perforations near the top of the shade