Sahn Chandelier

Sahn Chandelier is a ceiling chandelier from Danish 101 Copenhagen, designed by Kristian Sofus Hansen & Tommy Hyldahl. The lamp is inspired by the 1970s design language and ideas about space, which is expressed through its dynamic silhouette and balanced composition. The design combines lighting and sculptural form in an object that creates presence in the room.

The name Sahn comes from the Japanese word for three and refers to the lamp's three lampshades, which form a central part of its design. Each shade can be turned individually to direct the light in the desired direction and create varying lighting experiences depending on needs and environment. The flexible construction contributes to both functionality and an expression that conveys movement.