Ball Pendant Light by Benny Frandsen - Iconic Danish Design Since 1968
The Ball pendant light represents an icon of contemporary Danish design, created by renowned designer Benny Frandsen in 1968. This spectacular metal pendant lamp with extraordinary scenic impact celebrates over 50 years of success in the world of design lighting.
The Ball pendant was born as part of a prestigious collection of lamps signed by Benny Frandsen. Its classic Danish design conquered the market from its debut, initially as a pendant lamp and magnetic wall lamp. In 2018, this iconic lamp celebrated its 50th anniversary, confirming its status as an international bestseller.
In the 1970s, the Ball lamp was present in most Danish homes, becoming a distinctive element of Scandinavian furniture. Since then, it has been found in any space that needs functional and elegant lighting, maintaining a special relationship with the Danish people.
"Just because it's 50 years old and continues to be a bestseller doesn't mean we've stopped developing it," says Benny Frandsen. The Ball family has indeed constantly evolved over the years, adapting to contemporary trends without losing its most recognizable design elements.
The Ball collection today includes:
The Ball pendant light by Benny Frandsen represents the perfect synthesis between authentic Scandinavian design and modern functionality. Its longevity on the market testifies to the construction quality and timeless aesthetic appeal that makes it suitable for any furnishing style.
Ideal for illuminating dining tables, kitchen islands, reading corners and work spaces, this metal pendant guarantees functional lighting while maintaining the elegance typical of Danish design.
The Ball pendant continues to be the preferred choice of designers and architects for its ability to transform any environment with its distinctive scenic impact. The transparent cable with integrated switch represents the functional evolution of a timeless design.
Discover the iconic Ball pendant and bring a piece of contemporary Danish design history into your home.
