Mid-Century Danish Facet Pop Pendant by Louis Weisdorf for Lyfa, 1960s

This rare and sculptural Facet Pop pendant lamp was designed by Louis Weisdorf for Lyfa in the 1960s, a standout piece from the golden age of Danish modern design. Its graphic form is composed of interlocking lacquered metal segments in rich shades of red, orange, and yellow — a vibrant palette that is especially rare and visually striking.
 
The cylindrical structure conceals the light source while manipulating shadow and light through its layered geometry. When illuminated, the lamp casts a warm, diffused glow that enhances its architectural rhythm and pop-art sensibility. It’s a piece that transforms depending on the angle, making it as compelling off as it is when lit.
 
A particularly noteworthy feature of this example is the original LYFA label still intact inside the fixture — a testament to its authenticity and provenance. This detail makes it especially appealing to collectors and design connoisseurs.
 
In very good vintage condition, this Weisdorf pendant brings bold color, Scandinavian design pedigree, and sculptural flair into any space. Whether hung solo or in a cluster, it’s an undeniable statement piece rooted in one of the most innovative eras of lighting design.