Large Chrome and Bubble Glass Pendant by Rolf Krüger for Staff, Germany, 1970s

Rolf Krüger Bubble Glass Pendant for Staff, Germany 1970s Rolf Krüger for Staff designed these beautiful bubble glass pendants in Germany during the 1970s. They come with chromed hardware and black cord wire, and the glass boasts a subtle bubble effect. The pendants are in excellent condition and have been newly rewired to take up to 100W max (e27 bulbs). The length of the cord wire/canopy can be customized according to the client’s requirements. The large size and combination of materials make these pendants perfect for various environments ranging from mid-century to space age. They create a stunning light partition that produces a dazzling effect. The lamp is fitted with an E27 socket that is LED-compatible and compatible with US, UK, and Asia standards. Each pendant has a diameter of 20 cm, and the chrome is in good condition with some minor patina. The pendant can be disassembled for easy transportation. Rolf Krüger, born in Hamburg in 1939, was a renowned contributor to developing German mid-century modern furniture design during the 60s and 70s. He created metal, glass, and concrete products for several German lighting and furniture design companies from 1964 to 1982. Krüger designed bubble glass pendants, tube decorative wall lamps, and the iconic Cross Oyster flush mount ceiling light for Staff Leuchten, displayed at the 1970 Geneva International Motor Show. He also collaborated with Heinz Neuhaus Leuchten to create several popular lighting pieces. Krüger has received more than 30 awards, including several iF Design awards and his lighting pieces are in the collections of several museums.