[In stock now] LAMPE GRAS NO.312 Ceiling lamp

A simple and flexible ceiling lamp

This ceiling light has a flexible joint arm that allows you to easily adjust the position of the shade. When installing, you can choose the length of the bar from 500mm or 1000mm to suit the height of your ceiling.

In 1921, French designer Bernard Albin Gras designed a robust and simple lamp for studios and offices. This series of lighting fixtures, named after him as the "Gras Lamp", has a unique structure that does not use any screws or welding in the basic structure, and the design and details of the arm, handle, bracket, and base are completely original and innovative beyond its time. In 1927, the patent was purchased by RAVEL and production began as the "GRAS" lamp. Architect Le Corbusier, who was fascinated by its modern and innovative design, adopted this lamp in his own studio. The "Gras Lamp" became the first design in the history of lighting fixtures to be adopted in both professional and residential environments. In 2008, three enthusiastic supporters acquired the rights to reproduce this "GRAS" lamp, founded DCW, and are producing the "Gras Lamp" faithfully reproducing every aspect of the original.

[Backorder item] (Delivery time: up to 4 months, subject to availability at domestic distributor. Please contact us in advance if you are in a hurry.)

[Product Details]

size:
Shade size / φ140mm x H140mm
Base size / φ115mm
Arm operating size: 360mm to 720mm
Bar size / 500mm or 1000mm
Rod size / 200mm

Weight: 3.9 kg

Color: Black

Bulb: E17 LED lamp 60W class (bulb not included)

Material: Steel

Designer: Bernard Albin Gras

Note: Electrical work required

Download: Approval drawing (PDF) , Instruction manual (PDF)

■ Designer
BERNARD-ALBIN GRASS
French architect and designer born in 1886.
Bernard-Albin Gras was one of the most innovative designers of the 20th century.
LAMPE GRAS, which is named after his own name, is a world-famous work.

■Brand
DCWeditions is a French manufacturer founded in 2008 by three supporters who acquired the rights to reproduce the "GrasLamp", a design that even fascinated Le Corbusier.
Every detail of the "Gras Lamp" is faithfully reproduced and produced from the original.