Kähler Urbania Light House Little Tower

Urbania Light House. Building cities of the modern kind: Mette Bache and Barbara Bendix Becker design smart houses made of glossy glazed porcelain for the Danish brand Kähler Design. But not just any houses! Behind each house is a particular type of modern architecture. And when a church joins a pantheon, a skyscraper joins a studio house, the multitude of offered, always handmade lanterns becomes a pretty illuminated town. Urbania Light House Little Tower. Despite its unusually round shape, the slender and low tower fits neatly into a harmonious cityscape: Kähler Design supplies the "Little Tower" in modern architecture with a flat roof terrace and variously sized, regularly arranged windows, which can be beautifully illuminated with a tea light, so that the lantern has a different effect depending on the viewing angle.