Danish Lights by Philippe Rogier for Prova, 1960

Danish Pendant Light by Philippe Rogier for Prova, 1960s

A beautifully sculptural pendant light designed by Philippe Rogier for Prova, Denmark, circa 1960. Combining sleek modernist styling with the understated elegance of Scandinavian design, this striking light features a broad, shallow circular shade in a soft metallic finish, complemented by a graceful, flared central stem and polished chrome ceiling suspension.

The distinctive silhouette creates an elegant, almost floating appearance, while the reflective chrome detailing adds a sophisticated contrast to the more muted finish of the shade. When illuminated, the light casts a warm, atmospheric glow from its central light source, making it an eye-catching addition above a dining table, kitchen island or within a considered contemporary interior.

A refined example of Danish modern lighting, showcasing the clean lines, sculptural form and functional beauty that define mid-century Scandinavian design.

Two available 

Foot to foot length 63cm
Foot to antenna height 46cm
Foot to foot width 28cm

Condition Report

In good vintage condition, with signs of wear commensurate with age and use. The shade displays some minor surface marks and light wear to the finish, while the chrome components show some age-related wear. Overall, the light presents well, retaining its distinctive sculptural form and attractive mid-century character. Please note that, as with all vintage lighting, electrical components should be checked by a qualified electrician before installation.

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