Radon by Hans Sandgren Jakobsen for Lightyears

Universal construction through geometric fascination

The fundamental geometric forms – the circle and the triangle – are key elements in the design of the Radon series. Hans Sandgren Jakobsen is fascinated by the geometric simplicity and thus, he has created design in an utterly clean form where each detail is justified. The circle consists of a halfsphere, while the leg construction forms a universal triangle that ensures the lamp’s stability and balance.

Flexible choice of materials

Radon is a light and mobile lamp, made of moulded materials and mounted with rubber feet so it stands firm. The neck at the shade provides flexibility and brings the lamp to life. There is also some air between the shade and the reflector, which insulates and allows you to handle the shade. The switch is placed at the top of the lamp, while the cord leads discreetly out of the back leg to help preserve the lamp’s clean lines.

Direct, adjustable light

The light from Radon is direct and adjustable. The shade is multi-directional and furnished with an asymmetrical reflector, ensuring that light spreads out precisely to the surface where it is needed.

Hans Sandgren Jakobsen is a skilled craftsman with a background as a cabinetmaker and an education from the Danish Design School in Copenhagen, where he graduated in 1990. Hans Sandgren Jakobsen is an internationally recognized designer with a great passion for simplicity in the design process with many details and focus on functionality. Dedication and a pursuit of quality are characteristic of his work. With a passion for Nordic design, the furniture designer has created award-winning pieces.