In addition to tubular steel and plywood, glass was one of the preferred materials at the Bauhaus: on the one hand while it provided a reference to both architecture and industry, and on the other because of the possibilities to integrate it into furniture on account transparency. A particularly notable representation of this can be seen in the Wagenfeld Lamp, an object often referred to as the "Bauhaus Lamp". On account of its industry look, the simple form, elegance and technoid appearance Wilhelm Wagenfeld's lamp is one of the most popular modernist design classic. In addition to the Wagenfeld Lamp a further example of a Bauhaus lamp is the KAISER idell 6631 R Luxus by Christian Dell, a lamp which through its combination of metal a clear and simple form and a function-oriented design also presents very typical features of the Bauhaus design tradition.
Wagenfeld Leuchte by Fritz Hansen
...Uniqueness in Mass Production isn't the name of Moholy-Nagy University of Art and Design, MOME, Budapest graduate Fehérvári Panna Nóra's lamps... VitrA confusion, we're calling them Uniqueness in Mass Production which was the name of Panna's 2024 Masters thesis at MOME from which the lamps arose, pinned...
...1949 is still a very early stage in the (hi)story of Charles and Ray Eames, where are the Eames lamps?... The latter featuring Art Deco-esque pendant lamps, and while Charles notes he and Walsh did all the fixtures and fittings for the churches10, the Paragould lamps can't, as best we can ascertain, be nailed down as Eames...
...And, "Baby, that's your heart Baby, that's your heart Baby, that's your heart" [cue plaintive wailing guitar solo] They gave me a lamp - Public Service Broadcasting & Haiku Salut Set in the Welsh mining communities against the backdrop of the 1980s miners' strike the lamp in the title is the traditional miner's lamp, and a figurative object: much as the miner's lamp lit the way through the darkness and uncertainty of the mine, allowing for both orientation and security, so the narrator's lamps stand representative for how the realities of the year long strike affected attitudes and relationships in the communities, for all how gender understandings evolved, and in doing so provided many women with the orientation and security to move forward through a coming period of darkness and uncertainty...
...All Wagenfeld lamps sold by (smow) are, as with all products (smow) sell, officially licensed originals - in the case of the WA24 by Wilhelm Wagenfeld that means from Tecnolumen, Bremen...
...One of the first lamps we saw in Milan, and probably that which left the greatest impression on us... DMY in Berlin was full of lamps...
