Stoff Nagel Candle Holders – Chrome 1 Pack
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The Model S22 Candle Holder by German architect and designer Werner Stoff has become a coveted mid-20th century icon. It was first produced in 1967 by West German metalworking factory Nagel and captures the essence of its time and creators. The striking design not only bears witness to a love of form and function, but also pays tribute to individual creativity with its modular nature.
The Nagel ‘S22’ was an instant success, the bold design quickly became a must have accessory in aspiring households throughout the world. Not only was it an elegant and memorable object but also a statement of the owner’s personality. Vast sculptural structures could be created, showcasing anything from the rational and linear through to the wild and abstract.
Available as a 3 piece gift set.
Zinc and steel
20th Century Design Icon
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Stoff Nagel Candle Holders – Chrome 1 Pack
Stoff Nagel Candle Holders – Chrome 1 Pack
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Stoff Nagel Candle Holders – Chrome 1 Pack
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Stoff Nagel
Design company Stoff Nagel was founded to protect and promote the celebrated legacy of the Stoff Nagel Candle holder. The Danish company has re-launched the timeless German design icon using the original drawings. Hans Nagel and Werner Stoff’s dreams and the spirit of the age are revived and ready to delight design-loving generations to come.
The Designer /
Werner Stoff & Hans Nagel
The Nagel family business came from humble circumstances. After the devastation of WW2, the German family would collect empty American cartridge cases and turn them into ashtrays and vases. By the 1960s, Hans Nagel was in charge of the small family business. He was lucky enough to attend Cologne Art School and through this connection met the architect and artist Werner Stoff.
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