Droog - Tejo Remy - Hängelampe - Milchflaschenlampe - Opalglas - LIMITIERTE AUFLAGE, BESCHRÄNKTE AUFLAGE

The Milk Bottle Lamp Chandelier was designed by Tejo Remy for Droog Design in the Netherlands. Less and more in a single product: 12 sandblasted milk bottles, fitting, cord and connector create light. The Milk Bottle Chandelier is a cluster of 12 old-fashioned milk bottles. The bottles are sandblasted and have a chrome top. The milk bottles hang on long cables, 12 at a time – three rows each of four bottles, just like the Dutch milk crate in the old days. The Milk Bottle Chandelier is a classic in the history of modern lighting.

The Milk Bottle Lamp is featured in the permanent collection of numerous museums: Museo do Design, Centraal Museum, Museum of Modern Art, San Francisco Museum of Modern Art, The Montreal Museum of Fine Arts, Indianapolis Museum, Neue Pinakothek Die Neue Sammlung – The International Design Museum, Vitra Design Museum, Stedelijk Museum. We have several of these chandeliers in stock of the unique numbered, limited edition of 250 pieces specially made for the US market. They are unused, packed in their original packing with manual included as pictured. The individual parts of the Milk Bottle Lamp Droog Design are completely plain but the combination makes of them an iconic light fixture. Less and more, united in a single product.

Professional installation recommended. Total drop length between ceiling plate and bottles is 10′. Cord length may be shortened to any length desired. Perfect over a counter, over the dining table, corner of the living room.
Now 110V (US), must be replaced by 220v bulbs. Easy fix.