Kähler Urbania Light House Church

Urbania Lantern House. Building cities in a modern way: Mette Bache and Barbara Bendix Becker design charming houses made of glossy glazed porcelain for the Danish brand Kähler Design. But not just any houses! Each house represents a specific type of modern architecture. And when a church joins a pantheon and a skyscraper becomes an artist's studio, the variety of offered, always handcrafted lanterns creates a beautifully illuminated little town. Urbania Lantern House Church. A tribute to the centerpiece of every cityscape – here, however, entirely without a prominent bell tower: Kähler Design delivers the church as an ordinary house with a gabled roof and Gothic-style windows, which can be elegantly illuminated with a tealight, allowing the lantern to appear differently depending on the viewing angle.