bauhaus lamps : 66 results priced between £25.00 and £500.00

The Bauhaus Lamp was originally designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld and Carl Jacob Jucker. An important design that has come to symbolise the fusion of art and technical design that was at the heart of Bauhaus philosophy. Our reproduction Bauhaus Lamp incorporates many of the original's features including the white frosted semi circular shade and transparent stem and base. Proportionally identical to the original our Bauhaus lamp is sure to make a statement about those who appreciate...

The Bauhaus Lamp was originally designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld and Carl Jacob Jucker. An important design that has come to symbolise the fusion of art and technical design that was at the heart of Bauhaus philosophy. Our reproduction Bauhaus Lamp incorporates many of the original's features including the white frosted semi circular shade and transparent stem and base. Proportionally identical to the original our Bauhaus lamp is sure to make a statement about those who appreciate truly iconic design.

He enters the room. He sports a white linen suit, and a fedora placed atop his head adorned with a feather sets his tone. He is a man who’s travelled the world— Europe is his home, Asia his stomping ground. He brings back treasures of the Orient and builds them anew in the vogue of the time. The man known as Norr11 leans over his latest creation and inspects. Pleased with his handiwork, he steps aside to reveal, shaped in metal, this Bauhaus-inspired pendant lamp.

In 1924 Wilhelm Wagenfeld (1900-1990) designed one of the most famous table lamps in the world. After an apprenticeship in a silverware factory and attendance at an art academy, the then 24 year old was accepted as a journeyman at the world-famous Bauhaus workshop. With his simple designs for household objects of metal and glass that were both functional and elegant, Wagenfeld became one of the most important industrial designers of his era. Today the design classic, the W24 that is known as the...

This is a high quality designer wall lamp inspired by the 1930's BL5 lamp designed by Robert Dudley Best. Best studied industrial design in Düsseldorf and Paris and became friends with Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus movement which was making waves in Europe at the time. The Bauhaus aesthetics of  simplicity of form and functionality clearly influenced Bests lighting designs. His 'Bestlite' range of lamps went into a trial production in his fathers Birmingham lighting factory and gained status...

Bestlite was created by British designer, Robert Dudley Best, heir to the world's largest lighting manufacturing company.  The family company, Best & Lloyd manufactured the Bauhaus-inspired, functional design. Architects quickly spotted Bestlite's potential as an inexpensive and practical work-light and British home-owners adopted it as a symbol of modernity. Over the years the original design was adapted to meet specific performance requirements, such as the diamond cutter's lamp, the BL10. Now...

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

Bauhaus was a school in Germany that merged practical crafts with the fine arts and became famous for the design concept that it publicized and taught. Bauhaus had a profound influence upon subsequent developments in art, architecture, graphic design, interior design and industrial design and Bauhaus style became one of the most influential forces behind Modernist architecture and modern design.

Designed in the 1930s, the Bestlite 5 Lamp was declared the first expression of British Bauhaus design. Its functionality earned it a well deserved success within the industrial sector in the early twentieth century. In 1932 the Bestlite 5 Lamp was featured in the Architects’ Journal, pointing out both its practical and aesthetic benefits. This further enforced the iconic status of its design and made it a hit amongst the English architectural community.

Born out of the rebellious Bauhaus design revolution during the 1920s, bestlite brings functionality and simplicity to the fore. The era sought to break down barriers between practical crafts, industrialisation and fine art and had the greatest influence on 20th century design. Robert Dudley Best's lamp gained prominence in 1930, the first example of Bauhaus in the UK. It achieved worldwide recognition when Winston Churchill placed one on his desk in Whitehall.

BL9L Ceiling Lamp , designed by Robert Best and loved by architects and designers, the Bestlite is a true icon which was inspired by the Bauhaus era and includes Winston Churchill amongst its famous followers. Originally manufactured in Birmingham, during the 1930's, but now imported, this stylish range of lamps will add sophistication and elegance wherever it is placed either in the home, office or public space.

The Winterthur-based designer Sven Adolph has designed numerous taps for the SimilorGroup. His motto reads: «the best of both worlds». Influenced by his training at the College of Art and Design in Schwäbisch Gmünd as well as his Masters at the American Cranbrook Academy of Art, he works in the zone between the conflicting poles of Bauhaus rationality and experimental American design. The outcome: taps that are sleek, down-to-earth as well as out of the ordinary.

Many of his clear, functional designs went on to become classics of timeless beauty - like this Bauhaus lamp, which Wagenfeld created as a twenty-four year old student at the Bauhaus school of design.

Inspired by the Bauhaus school, Robert Dudley Best designed the 'Best' light in 1930 while studying industrial design in Paris and Düsseldorf. Initially favoured by car mechanics for its ad... More Inspired by the Bauhaus school, Robert Dudley Best designed the 'Best' light in 1930 while studying industrial design in Paris and Düsseldorf. Initially favoured by car mechanics for its adjustable arm and shade, it was famously used by Churchill on his desk in the air raid shelter beneath Whitehall during...

He enters the room. He sports a white linen suit, and a fedora placed atop his head adorned with a feather sets his tone. He is a man who’s travelled the world— Europe is his home, Asia his stomping ground. He brings back treasures of the Orient and builds them anew in the vogue of the time. The man known as Norr11 leans over his latest creation and inspects. Pleased with his handiwork, he steps aside to reveal, shaped in metal, this Bauhaus-inspired pendant lamp.

The KAISER idell collection is available in different versions: Table-, wall-, floor lamps and pendants. KAISER idell is original Bauhaus design. The series is based on a world-patented swivel joint and the characteristic dome embossed with « ORIGINAL KAISER-idell ». The lamps are made in steel and brass and the lampshades are hand painted in high gloss. The crome-plated lamp elements consist of hand polished and silver-soldered brass.

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

Designed in the 1930s, the Bestlite 1 Lamp was declared as the first expression of British Bauhaus design. As an heir to Best & Lloyd, the largest lighting manufacturing company in the early 1900s, Robert Dudley Best broke off the traditional production line with this new, modern lamp design. The lamp’s popular appeal attracted clients from the rank of Winston Churchill, who took the Bestlite Lamp 1 anywhere he travelled.

Born out of the rebellious Bauhaus design revolution during the 1920s, bestlite brings functionality and simplicity to the fore. The era sought to break down barriers between practical crafts, industrialisation and fine art and had the greatest influence on 20th century design. Robert Dudley Best's lamp gained prominence in 1930, the first example of Bauhaus in the UK. It achieved worldwide recognition when Winston Churchill placed one on his desk in Whitehall.

BL5 Wall Lamp designed by Robert Best and loved by architects and designers, the Bestlite is a true icon which was inspired by the Bauhaus era and includes Winston Churchill amongst its famous followers. Originally manufactured in Birmingham, during the 1930's, this stylish range of lamps will add sophistication and elegance wherever it is placed either in the home, office or public space. The BL5 Wall Lamp can also be purchased with an electrical cord and switch.

Karl Jacob Jucker Zurich 1902 - 1997 Schaffhausen Silversmith Completion of a silversmith at the Zurich School of Art 1922nd At the Bauhaus from 1922-1923: Preliminary Course at Muche, training in the metal workshop. Later, in a Swiss designer silverware factory and a teacher at a vocational school.

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

Born out of the rebellious Bauhaus design revolution during the 1920s, bestlite brings functionality and simplicity to the fore. The era sought to break down barriers between practical crafts, industrialisation and fine art and had the greatest influence on 20th century design. Robert Dudley Best's lamp gained prominence in 1930, the first example of Bauhaus in the UK. It achieved worldwide recognition when Winston Churchill placed one on his desk in Whitehall.

The Bestlite 7 Wall Lamp is part of 1930 series of lamps designed following the key principles of the Bauhaus movement. Robert Dudley Best did the first sketches of these design classics while studying as an industrial designer in Paris and Dusseldorf. Their simplicity and functionality gained a popular appeal amongst figures like Winston Churchill establishing the Bestlite lamp collection as an iconic design product. The BL 7 Wall Lamp has can be found in the permanent collection of the Design...

He enters the room. He sports a white linen suit, and a fedora placed atop his head adorned with a feather sets his tone. He is a man who’s travelled the world— Europe is his home, Asia his stomping ground. He brings back treasures of the Orient and builds them anew in the vogue of the time. The man known as Norr11 leans over his latest creation and inspects. Pleased with his handiwork, he steps aside to reveal, shaped in metal, this Bauhaus-inspired pendant lamp.

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

BL9 Ceiling Lamp, designed by Robert Best and loved by architects and designers, the Bestlite is a true icon which was inspired by the Bauhaus era and includes Winston Churchill amongst its famous followers. Originally manufactured in Birmingham, during the 1930's, but now imported, this stylish range of lamps will add sophistication and elegance wherever it is placed either in the home, office or public space. Gubi have recently enhanced the Bestlite collection, introducing a selection of new colours...

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

BL9M Ceiling Lamp, designed by Robert Best and loved by architects and designers, the Bestlite is a true icon which was inspired by the Bauhaus era and includes Winston Churchill amongst its famous followers. Originally manufactured in Birmingham, during the 1930's, but now imported, this stylish range of lamps will add sophistication and elegance wherever it is placed either in the home, office or public space. Gubi have recently enhanced the Bestlite collection, introducing a selection of new colours...

When the Bestlite lamp was launched in 1930, its functionality first made it a hit with the industrial sector. The lamp had its real breakthrough in 1932 with the English architectural community after being described in the prominent architectural magazine Architects’ Journal as the first example in the country of a Bauhaus product.

This is a high quality designer wall lamp inspired by the 1930's BL7 wall lamp from British designer Robert Dudley Best. Best studied industrial design in Düsseldorf and Paris and became friends with Walter Gropius, founder of the Bauhaus movement which was heavily influencing both art and architecture at the time. The Bauhaus movements aesthetics of simplicity and functionality clearly influenced Bests lighting designs.  These iconic designer wall lamps are recognised as some of the earliest examples...