Sax 332 wall lamp, teak

Le Klint's model 332, also known as the Sax lamp or scissor lamp, is a classic design from 1952 by Erik Hansen. The accordion lamp is made of teak and finished with a characteristic Le Klint pleated shade that is sure to add a stylish touch to your decor as a reading light in the bedroom or next to the sofa.

The Sax lamp is available with both a modern version completed with plastic and a classic paper shade. The plastic shade is ideal for space where you want to create slightly brighter lighting, while the paper shade creates more gentle lighting around it.

Erik Hansen

Le Klint’s hand-pleated lampshades and luminaires are sought-after modern classics whose captivating look suits a wide range of interiors. Crafted by hand at the company’s own workshop in Odense, Denmark, these unique shades manage to be both timeless and contemporary – it’s hard to believe that the iconic Model 101 by Kaare Klint was originally designed in the 1940s.

The story of the company began in 1901, when engineer, architect and painter P.V. Jensen Klint folded a paper lampshade for his own use. His sons, Kaare and Tage Klint, later carried on his legacy and developed Le Klint into a company in 1943. Today, Le Klint is known not only for its iconic classics but also for its ever-evolving and expanding collection.