DCW Lampe Gras N°304 wall light

€326,00

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The DCW Lampe Gras N°304 is an iconic wall lamp with a fascinating history. In 1921, Bernard-Albin Gras developed a revolutionary lighting collection for industrial workplaces and offices, distinguished by its ergonomic design and innovative mechanics – constructed entirely without screws or soldering, which was groundbreaking for the time. Its timeless design and craftsmanship quickly made the lamp a favorite of renowned designers such as Le Corbusier.

The N°304 combines functional brilliance with aesthetic elegance, proving its versatility through successful applications in factories as well as private residences. Today, this wall lamp represents authentic Bauhaus design and modern lighting technology. Its precise craftsmanship, flexible adjustability, and distinctive appearance make it a statement piece for sophisticated interiors.

The DCW Lampe Gras N°304 is not just a light source, but a design classic that combines functionality and timeless elegance.

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The DCW Lampe Gras N°304 is designed as a wall light and is made of steel. The frame is painted black.
The lampshades are available in different versions. This version is designed for mounting on an existing wall outlet. There are other versions with a switch on the cable and with a switch on the base.

Please note that the shade designs made from raw copper and brass will develop a natural, decorative patina over time.

Condition: new

Design Bernard Albin Gras

Bernard Albin Gras was a French industrial designer best known for his iconic lighting designs, particularly the Gras lamp, which he designed in the 1920s. His work is characterized by functional simplicity and innovative use of materials. The Gras lamp is distinguished by its adjustable arms and functional aesthetic, making it a precursor to many modern task lights.