The Lynne can rotate 45° to the left and 45° to the right. A pivoting light on the wall.
- FuelWood
- ManufacturerHarrie Leenders
The Lynne by Harrie Leenders is one of the few suspended, pivoting wood stoves in the world. It is quite surprising.
From a distance, you can recognize the Leenders lines of a balanced stove. A stove resting on the wall.
The closer you get, the more surprising the details become. Like the vector planes of the rear cladding, which make this suspended stove even more spatial.
Description
Leenders wanted a new model, recognizable and surprising at the same time: after much work, the Lynne.
From afar, you can recognize the Leenders lines of a balanced stove. A stove that rests on the wall.
The closer you get, the more surprising the details become. Like the vector planes of the back cladding, which make this suspended stove even more spatial.
The Lynne is one of the few swivel-mounted stoves in the world. That's pretty amazing.
The Lynne is made locally and is designed so that parts that wear out can be replaced. When estimating the durability of a new stove, it makes sense when purchasing to think about replacing parts that may break. For Leenders, a product is only durable if it can be repaired. Especially a stove that is subjected to a large fire.
The Lynne is installed on the wall, which makes this stove immediately spatial. In addition, the Lynne can rotate 45° to the left and 45° to the right. A pivoting fire on the wall.