Nagel Candle Holder Mixed 5A

Nagel Candle Holder Mixed 5A by STOFF Nagel is a mixed-finish modular candle holder composition combining eleven candle positions in Brushed Brass and Solid Brass for a layered sculptural arrangement.

The composition combines the softer surface of Brushed Brass with the natural character of Solid Brass, creating subtle variation across the repeating geometric forms. The candle holders are connected at different heights and directions, building a balanced arrangement with open spaces between the modules and a changing sense of scale as the composition rises and extends outward.

Designed as a substantial tabletop sculpture, the eleven candle positions create multiple levels for candlelight while allowing the modular structure to be reconfigured or expanded with additional STOFF Nagel pieces over time. The arrangement can be placed on a dining table, console, sideboard or other larger surface where its changing geometry can be appreciated as both a candle display and a sculptural design object.

The composition is styled with Ester & Erik candles, providing an elegant candlelight option with the slender proportions of Slim Taper Candles suited to the Nagel candle holders.

Components
2 x Nagel Candle Holder Brushed Brass 3 Pack
1 x Nagel Candle Holder Solid Brass 3 Pack
2 x Nagel Candle Holder Solid Brass Single

Material
Solid Brass

Finish
Brushed Brass & Solid Brass

Spacio’s Interior Styling Team can assist you in planning and creating a personalised STOFF Nagel composition for your interior setting.

STOFF Nagel is a Danish design brand that revives the iconic modular candle holder created by Werner Stoff for Hans Nagel in the 1960s. Its distinctive three-legged form can be stacked and combined in countless ways, turning a functional object into a sculpture shaped by its owner.

Today, the STOFF Nagel collection brings together rediscovered designs from the 1960s and 1970s with contemporary additions, including candle holders, bowls, vases and stands. Designed to be combined, rearranged and continually reinterpreted, each piece explores the relationship between form, light and personal expression.