Double metal candle holder made by Günter Kupetz Wagenfeld for WMF in the 1950s

Ø cm 27 Ø cm 15 h cm 12

Gunter Kupetz was a German designer who played a significant role in post-war design.
His collaboration with WMF saw him create household objects that reflected a modern and functional aesthetic.
His work is characterized by clean lines, attention to quality materials (particularly metal), and sensitivity to form. He designed more than 1000 products.

Wilhelm Wagenfeld is an iconic figure in German industrial design, closely associated with the Bauhaus movement. His design approach emphasizes simplicity, functionality, and accessibility.
His creations, such as the famous Wagenfeld table lamp, are examples of timeless design.
Wagenfeld's influence is noticeable in Kupetz's work, especially in the search for essential forms and the priority given to function.

A German company with a long history in the production of household items, WMF (Württembergische Metallwarenfabrik) played a crucial role in 20th-century design.
In the post-war period, WMF collaborated with talented designers like Kupetz to create products that met the needs of a modern society.
Kupetz's production for WMF includes items such as candle holders, trays, and other household articles.
These objects are protected by a minimalist design and the use of materials such as stainless steel, reflecting Wagenfeld's influence.