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  AJ Table Lamp by Arne Jacobsen

  As seen in:

  • No Time To Die

  Designer: Arne Jacobsen

  Louis Poulsen

  Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

  A light very similar, if not the very same as the Louis Poulsen AJ Table Lamp designed by Arne Jacobsen, makes an appearance in the Bond, No Time To Die.

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  Conelight Ltd table lamp by Ronald Homes

  As seen in:

  • No Time To Die

  Designer: Ronald Homes

  Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

  A light which looks very much like a Conelight Ltd table lamp made in the 1970s makes an appearance in No Time To Die

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  Tripe armchair by Lina Bo Bardi

  As seen in:

  • No Time To Die

  Designer: Lina Bo Bardi

  Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

  In James Bond’s Jamaican home in No Time to Die, we find Bond at home enjoying the elegant space which is furnished with traditional objects and furniture from around the world including a recreation of the Tripe armchair by Lina Bo Bardi.

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  Cité chair by Jean Prouvé

  As seen in:

  • No Time To Die

  Designer: Jean Prouvé

  Vitra

  Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

  At the beginning of No Time to Die, we find James Bond at home enjoying the elegant space which is furnished with traditional objects and furniture from around the world. In the living room we find a version a Jean Prouvé design – the armchair known as Cité.

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  No Time To Die: The Making of the Film

  As seen in:

  • No Time To Die

  Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

  The official making of book for No Time To Die, the 25th official James Bond 007 film reveals the locations, characters, gadgets, weapons, and cars of No Time To Die, with exclusive on-set photography, concept art, costume designs, stunt breakdowns, and more, accompanied by cast and crew interviews.

  Approx £27.59 / $36

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  Butterfly chair

  As seen in:

  • The Moon is Blue
  • No Time To Die

  Designer: Jorge Ferrari Hardoy

  Knoll

  Director: Cary Joji Fukunaga

  Describing the piece in 1938 as one of the ‘best efforts of modern chair design’, MoMA Design Director Kauffman predicted the Hardoy Butterfly chair’s lasting popularity and its commercial potential, which was equally recognised by Hans Knoll, who began producing it in 1947.

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Relevant Features

Feature: 21 Apr 2022

Dr No to No Time to Die – 60 Years of Bond film sets

In 1962, Sean Connery introduced Ian Fleming’s James Bond to cinema audiences and the visionary Ken Adam established a look and feel for Bond film sets that broke new...