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The information that emerged from our correspondence with the Hammerborg family over the past 18 mo..

The Kastrup-Holmegaard glassworks produced many different individually mouth-blown glass lamps for ..

Following the post we wrote recently about Fog & Mørup’s Golden Line, the range of 24-carat gold-pl..

Now and again it’s possible to find vintage lights by a New York-based company called Danlite Inc b..

We wrote in an earlier post about cross-model colour coordination at Fog & Morup under Jo Hammerbor..

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At first glance the lights below, discovered in Finland, might be mistaken for a wall-mounted versi..

Peter Hvidt (1916–1986) and his business partner Orla Mølgaard (aka Orla Mølgaard-Nielsen) (1907–19..

Danish architect Sophus Frandsen created the Fibonacci light, his timeless classic for Fog & Mørup,..

In the late 1960s both Louis Poulsen and Fog & Mørup launched lines of assorted lamp models in coor..

Danish advertising for items of domestic design in the 1960s and 1970s often followed a very specif..

We have often seen the light pictured in the first image below described as a Falcon, designed by A..

It is widely known that Fog & Mørup’s mid-1960s Hekla pendant light was created by two furniture de..

Bengt Rooke’s Tidsfasetter, a collation of vintage Scandinavian art and design news, includes an it..

An early 70s edition of Design from Scandinavia reveals the material that architects Sidse Werner a..

One particular group of Fog & Mørup lights by Jo Hammerborg – which for convenience here we will ca..

In 1969 four Fog & Mørup light models – Andreas Hansen’s Falcon and Jo Hammerborg’s Juno, Zone and ..

The Penta (below) is a little-known Fog & Morup light designed by Jo Hammerborg and first appearing..

In 1974 a special edition of Mobilia magazine was dedicated to showcasing, as the title of the issu..

Few people know that when Jo Hammerborg‘s Orient pendant light first appeared on the market in the ..

When Jo Hammerborg joined Fog & Mørup in 1957 he lost no time in transforming the company’s product..

One of several themes that ran through Jo Hammerborg’s work at Fog & Mørup during the 1960s was tha..

The multi-cylindrical Zero (pictured below), a classic Jo Hammerborg creation dating from late 1970..

In the mid-1970s Fog & Mørup made a brief return to its roots in ironmongery when it embarked upon ..

One of the most frequently misattributed Fog & Mørup lights is the Zenith, pictured below, whose de..

Bent Rooke’s fascinating Tidsfasetter, a collation of art and design news items from Scandinavia st..

Initiated in 1953, the International Forum (iF) Product Design Awards are presented annually to pro..