Multi-Lite Lighting

Multi-Lite Pendant & Lamps

Louis Weisdorf conceived the Multi-Lite in 1972 as a light that resists a single identity. Its paired outer shades pivot around the central form, changing both the silhouette and the direction of illumination. Turn the shades upward to wash the ceiling with light, angle them downward for more concentrated task light, or set them apart for a uniquely asymmetrical composition.

GUBI offers the design as pendant and freestanding lamps in combinations of polished brass, chrome, and rich powder-coated colors. Each pendant light adds sculptural definition above a dining table or kitchen island, while the freestanding lamps bring an adjustable glow to seating areas and bedrooms. Bold yet balanced, Multi-Lite carries the inventive spirit of 1970s Danish design into contemporary interiors.

Multi-Lite Pendant & Lamps

Louis Weisdorf conceived the Multi-Lite in 1972 as a light that resists a single identity. Its paired outer shades pivot around the central form, changing both the silhouette and the direction of illumination. Turn the shades upward to wash the ceiling with light, angle them downward for more concentrated task light, or set them apart for a uniquely asymmetrical composition.

GUBI offers the design as pendant and freestanding lamps in combinations of polished brass, chrome, and rich powder-coated colors. Each pendant light adds sculptural definition above a dining table or kitchen island, while the freestanding lamps bring an adjustable glow to seating areas and bedrooms. Bold yet balanced, Multi-Lite carries the inventive spirit of 1970s Danish design into contemporary interiors.