Hot Pamono Scandinavian Model No. 591 Floor Lamp by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan, 1970s

The **Model 591 Simris/Olympia floor lamp by Anders Pehrson for Ateljé Lyktan** represents the pinnacle of Scandinavian design culture and is a sought-after object for collectors of exclusive lighting art. The model features a chrome-plated frame, finely lacquered metal elements, and details such as the height-adjustable reflector and a distinctive wooden shaft. The technically innovative construction allows for precise alignment of the light cone for atmospheric lighting in any living or working space.

This lamp was originally designed by Anders Pehrson in 1964 and commissioned for the Olympic Village of the 1972 Munich Games, underscoring its historical relevance and demand. The Model 591 is typically designed with high-quality materials and a classic minimalist design language: chrome-plated metal parts meet leather or wood applications and a clear white lampshade. The excellent “Made in Sweden” craftsmanship and the branding on the lampshade are true hallmarks of quality and valuable proof of its originality.