Anglepoise Original 1227 Mini Wall Lamp Dove Grey

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Original 1227 Dove Grey was designed back in 1935, but the timeless design continues to serve as a modern component of interior design to this day. The unique spring technique gives the lamp ultimate flexibility and perfect balance, while the adjustable lampshade can be directed in whichever direction you please. NB: Lifetime guarantee! All Anglepoise lamps purchased after the 20th of January 2020 are covered by the Anglepoise lifetime guarantee. The lifetime guarantee applies to private use while public and commercial use continues to be covered by the two-year guarantee. The glossy, black surface gives the lamp an exclusive expression, completed with a black fabric cable. Both the lampshade and the stands are made from lightweight aluminium and assembled using durable chrome details. The heavy cast-iron base with a steel laminate ensures good stability. The Original 1227 collection started with the desk lamp that is considered the Anglepoise archetype and continues to set the standard for many other lamps. These days, the lamp is available in floor, wall, table, and ceiling versions. The collection has a classic look that shines up your home or work space..

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Original 1227 Mini wall lamp with swivelling head The Original 1227 Mini wall lamp, launched in 2015, proves that an eye-catching lighting accessory does not have to be large to make an impression. Its shade shape is the same as that of the Anglepoise® work light patented by its creator George Carwardine in 1932. The lacquered lampshade is white on the inside, providing an ideal platform for the reflection of the light emitted. A wall light that is suitable for many applications: as additional lighting in industrially designed living and office spaces, but also as a light source above the head of the bed. The switch is located at the bottom of the wall mount. George Carwardine, the creator of the Anglepoise® design, actually worked as an engineer in the automotive industry, developing shock absorbers, until he decided in 1930 to produce a work light with optimum function. He patented the resulting Anglepoise® work light in 1932, and in 1934 he sold the licence for it to the company Terry & Sons, which had previously supplied the springs for his articulated light.