‘Kastor’ wall lamps by Jon Hammerborg for Fog & Mörup, set of 2

Jon Hammerborg for Fog & Mörup
Design: 1960s | Manufactured: 1960s

This set of Kastor wall lamps, designed by Jo Hammerborg in the 1960s, is an iconic piece of mid-century modern lighting. Characterized by their sleek lines and minimalist aesthetic, these lamps feature a distinct shape, combining functionality and artistic flair. The copper exteriors create a warm look, while the painted interiors reflect a cozy glow.

Jo Hammerborg was a prominent Danish designer known for his work in lighting and furniture during the mid-20th century. Born in 1920, he gained recognition for his modernist aesthetics, particularly at the Danish company Fog & Mørup. Hammerborg’s designs often featured clean lines and a harmonious blend of form and function, exemplified in his iconic pendant lamps, which remain highly sought after by collectors today.

Fog & Mørup is a renowned Danish manufacturer celebrated for its high-quality lighting and furniture designs. Founded in 1942 by designers Peter Fog and E. J. Mørup, the company quickly became known for its innovative use of materials and craftsmanship. Fog & Mørup’s product range includes iconic lamps and furniture pieces that blend functionality with aesthetic appeal, often characterized by a minimalist Scandinavian design ethos.

The lamps function, cord included, plug head excluded.