Bauhaus Wa 24 Table Lamp Designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld for Tecnolumen

This multi-functional lamp was designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld in 1939. It was originally created as a “bedside lamp” that was “also suitable as a wall lamp”, as described in the broch...

It's a Wagenfeld lamp "WG24" from Tecnolumen with a glass base, glass tube, and metal dome, and it's from the first series. An absolute rarity! Only the first lamps produced had a me...

Wilhelm Wagenfeld created these floor and table lamps with fabric shades during his time at the Bauhaus School. Their aesthetic similarity to the table lamps created at the Bauhaus r...

Bauhaus table lamp WG 24 by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld

Bauhaus Model WG 24 table lamp by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld. Originally manufactured in 1924. Current production designed by Tecnolumen. Wired for U.S. standards. ...

Iconic Pair of Bauhaus WG24 Table Lamps by Prof. Wilhelm Wagenfeld (Designed 1924) Made by Tecnolumen, Germany – Numbered and Authenticated Step into the essence of Bauhaus design ...

The light source for this bedside lamp is concealed in a cylinder that stands on a round baseplate, and the glow is reflected softly by a white varnished pane. The reflector screen i...

At 4.29 p.m. on 9th February, 1927 Eduard-Wilfrid Buquet feild his patent for parts of this table lamp, particularly the flexible joints, at the Ministère du Commerce et l'Industrie in Paris. Various versions were produced until the 1940's. Although little is known about Buquet we do know that he produced this lamp himself and probably designed it as well. The “Buquet” table lamp is impressively functional, stunningly elegant and mysteriously fragile. It was developed in 1925 by a French engineer and designer by the name of Édouard-Wilfrid Buquet. He must have suspected that he’d created something special, as he patented parts of the lamp, especially the joints, at the Ministry of Industry and Commerce in Paris just two years later on 9 February 1927 – at 16:29, to be precise! While we know that Édouard-Wilfrid Buquet developed many fine lamps, that’s sadly where our knowledge about him comes to an end. However, the shape of the EB 27...

Eduard-Wilfrid Buquet Table Lamp EB 27 in Sterling Silver for Tecnolumen. Current production, hand-made on request. When you are searching for somethi...

In his final year as a Bauhaus student in Weimar, Gyula Pap helped out Georg Muche and the construction department by designing a floor lamp for their experimental house, “Am Horn”. The light source is a special design feature in its own right – an exposed incandescent light bulb with a mirrored dome, which had just been invented at the time. The rays of light are channelled downwards, making the light source appear dark. The light is absorbed and refracted by the etched pane of frosted glass in such a way that it appears to float like a shining layer above the thin, nickel-plated metal tube. This lamp was shown as an example of functional design in the Bauhaus Book...