Secto Kontro 6000 pendant lamp black

Secto Kontro 6000 is a recreation of the traditional chandelier. The open lower part of the Kontro 6000 lamp spreads the light widely. Kontro 6000 is designed to provide stylish and efficient lighting while acting as the visual focal point of the space.

The Secto Kontro 6000 lamp can serve as both a practical light source and an artistic decoration. The lamp's modern look and use of natural materials make it a versatile and stylish choice for various interior styles.

The lamps, made by hand in Finland, are PEFC-certified pressed birch. The lamp was designed by architect Seppo Koho.

Secto Design – lamps made of natural materials

Secto Design's upward story began in 1995, when Tuula Jusélius found a new designer in the company's ranks, Seppo Koho. Parivaljakko shared his enthusiasm for Nordic wood, clear design and professional woodworking. Choosing these values, they finally created a completely new series of lamps. At that time, there were no naturally spiritual lamps on the market that used wood as their material. For this need, Seppo Koho created the Secto pendant light, which is the backbone of the company even today.

The challenge for production was great, but it was even more difficult to bring a completely new concept to general popularity. However, the unbeatable quality and bold design convinced over time and soon Secto Design became the greatness it is still known for today. Products made in Finland are made from the best materials, using a high-quality manufacturing process. The lamps have an architecturally convincing overall appearance and fill even a large space with their softly filtered light, without forgetting the warmth that wood brings.

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