Modeco Wall & Ceiling

275 €

The Modeco Wall & Ceiling Lamp is made from European mouth-blown glass. This versatile lamp can be mounted on both walls and ceilings, with or without the included cord and switch.

It can be directly mounted onto a Kaiser-Box and controlled via DALI.

For more technical information or insights into the design, continue exploring this product page.

Specifications

Technical InfoE27 Socket – Switch – 300 mm cord

Dimensions(D) 210 mm (Ø) 200 mm

MaterialMouth Blown & Solid Brass

Designed byNordic Tales

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The Tale About Modeco

The name “Modeco” originates from the synthesis of the terminologies “Modernism” and “Art Deco,” two prevailing periods of the 20th century that exerted substantial influence on design and aesthetics. The Modeco design represents a departure from the previous modernistic trend and signifies the emergence of a new era, one where ornamentation is once again valued. Essentially, it is Nordic Tales’ first venture into a novel period of design where ornamentation plays a more significant role.

Designing in The 21st Century

It is an endeavor to embrace and reintroduce ornamentation and feminine values. In the late 20th century, the modernistic ideology was, to some extent, misinterpreted, and concepts like “less is more” was misconstrued as “cheaper is better.” This view, focused on economic optimization, disregarded the essential human desire for decorative ornamentation.

We hold the conviction that by harmoniously integrating values from both modernism and Art Deco into our creations in the 21st century, we can produce objects that are functional while still addressing the fundamental human need for decoration.

Design Period 2015-2019

In this period Nordic Tales underwent a significant transformation, moving to a concept store in Aarhus that served as a design laboratory. Engaging with visitors, the company embraced feedback to shape its future direction.
Nordic Tales matured through exhibitions in major European capitals and expanded its reach to other parts of the world, such Paris and Milan. The company adopted the latest technology, including 3D printers and virtual reality, fostering a symbiotic relationship between humans and machines. This period marked a new chapter for Nordic Tales, characterized by transformation, expansion, and technological advancements, showcasing the importance of embracing change and innovation in the design world.