Stelton - Solis olieampe - Sort

A sharp idiom, yet soft and accommodating. Solis is an oil lamp that is all about flame and light. The concave top that encircles the wick reflects the flame, enhancing its beautiful glow. When designing the lamp, Søren Refsgaard played with the contrasts of material and shape. 

The lamp is made of aluminium, a reference to the very DNA of Stelton. But Refsgaard’s organic shape lends the Solis oil lamp a softness that is not normally associated with metal. The Solis oil lamp consists of two parts - a holder and a cover that fits perfectly. This is a result of Stelton’s experience with the material and quest for precision. 

At the bottom of the holder there is a notch, through which you can lift the light with a finger to separate the two parts. The light source for the Solis oil lamp is a 100% vegetable oil light, which is sold separately.

• NOTE! Vegetable candles are sold separately

Stelton - Danish design heritage

A simple drawing of a teapot on a napkin during a family dinner. That was the starting point for Arne Jacobsen’s tableware design. After three years of intensive development, Cylinda-line was launched in 1967. At that time the cylindrical characteristic profile was avant-garde. Today the series is recognized as a symbol of classic, timeless style.

The next important collaboration with a designer was with Erik Magnussen who designed the iconic EM77 vacuum jug.

The true DNA of Stelton comes from these well-known products, which are highly functional while being affordable.

Since then Stelton has elaborated its collaboration with international designers and architects assuring that the form and function of our product families create a synthesis that embodies innovative and different ideas in relation to concept, design and materials.

This design philosophy is the key to Stelton's success and includes four main categories:

- Timelessness

- Simplicity

- Functionality

- Innovation