Fog & Mørup
Fog & Mørup was founded in 1904 and emerged as a significant force in lighting design in the early 1960s, following its 1957 appointment of Jo Hammerborg as head of design. Hammerborg's sleek modernist designs became Fog & Mørup's trademark style throughout the 60s and into the 70s, propelling the company into the forefront of Danish modern lighting in what proved to be the most creative and commercially successful period of its history. Towards the end of the 1970s Fog & Mørup merged with another leading Danish lighting producer, Lyfa, but the glory days ended with Jo Hammerborg’s departure in 1980. Lyfa–Fog & Mørup was taken over shortly afterwards by Lyskaer, a mass-market lighting producer, and the Fog & Mørup brand was abandoned. The Fog & Mørup company was officially dissolved in 1999. Read our extended profile of Fog & Mørup here. Designers working with Fog & Mørup included Andreas Hansen, Bonderup & Thorup, Hans Due, Jo Hammerborg, Jacob Bang, Kai Franck and Sidse Werner.
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In the mid-1970s Danish lighting company Fog & Mørup collaborated with Arabia of Finland to produce a range of high-quality enamelled steel kitchenware and pendant lights adapted from Arabia's Finel line. The lights were produced in two sizes, with form by Kaj Franck and decoration by Arabia's i..
£525.00
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Askepot, which translates into English as Cinderella, is an unusual industrial-style Jo Hammerborg pendant light design dating from 1976–77 and an exercise in textural contrast, with its glassily glossy red cap sitting atop a shade that has a grainy texture resembling cast iron on the outside and a ..
£149.00
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Designed in 1967 with a diameter of 22.5cm and height of 31.5cm, the Central is a member of Jo Hammerborg's Saturn series – a collection of lights in which Hammerborg, Fog & Mørup's head of design, explored the art of balance and proportion in form through a structure of two concentric cylindric..
£295.00
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One of Hammerborg’s most easily recognised and most widely imitated design concepts was a structure of two concentric cylindrical bands, which he explored in many varying proportions of height and width during his two decades of design work at Fog & Morup. With a height of 40 cm and a diameter o..
£250.00
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With an emerald green outer band and a light grey inner cone section, this rarely seen pendant lamp was one of Jo Hammerborg's earliest designs for Fog & Mørup, dating to the early 1960s. Entitled Krinoline, the lamp was only produced in small numbers at the time, but nearly a decade later Hamme..
£245.00
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Jo Hammerborg's Lento table/desk lamp series was launched by Fog & Mørup in the mid-1960s in three versions – aluminium, brass and copper. This example is the solid brass edition and is in excellent condition with no damage and with appropriate patination for its age. The 14cm diameter head can ..
£375.00
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One of Jo Hammerborg's first wave of lighting designs for Fog & Mørup, the Alfa wall light and its sibling the Beta table lamp appear in F&M catalogues for spring 1963, but this particular iteration of the Alfa, in battleship grey and silvery spun aluminium, first appears in a Fog & Møru..
£350.00
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The Sera pendant light first appears in the record in 1968, and with its diameter of 38cm and height of 10cm is the flattest, broadest member of Jo Hammerborg's Saturn series – a collection of lights in which Hammerborg explored the art of balance and proportion in form through a structure of two co..
£800.00
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Designed in 1967 by Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup and put into production by Fog & Mørup while the design duo were still students, the Semi proved an immensely popular light. An article in a 1973 edition of Mobilia magazine described the process by which each Semi was hand-produced. “A flat,..
£250.00
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Designed in 1967 by Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup and put into production by Fog & Mørup while the design duo were still students, the Semi proved an immensely popular light. An article in a 1973 edition of Mobilia magazine described the process by which each Semi was hand-produced. “A flat,..
£425.00
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When Jo Hammerborg joined Fog & Mørup as creative director at the end of the 1950s he set about completely transforming the company's product range, bringing in a sleek modernist aesthetic that reflected his training as a silversmith and his previous work at Georg Jensen. The Ultra was one of 24..
£425.00
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Jo Hammerborg's Vega pendant lamp, created for Fog & Mørup in 1968, evidences more clearly than any of Hammerborg's other designs the eight years from 1949 to 1957 he spent as a silversmith at Georg Jensen. The fluid organic lines of objects and jewellery he worked on there by designers includin..
£595.00
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The Radius is a striking multi-layered pendant Danish modern art light designed by Erik Balslev for Fog & Mørup in the 1970s and awarded an iF product design award in 1977. The outline of the main layer and the elegantly tapered cap together form an homage to Fog & Mørup's best-known lamp, t..
£395.00
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Entitled Semi, this arc-shaped enamelled metal pendant light was designed by architects Claus Bonderup and Torsten Thorup in 1967 while the pair were still students at the Royal Danish Academy of Fine Arts, and subsequently put into production by prestigious Danish lighting company Fog & Morup. ..
£125.00
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