Floor Lamp Original 1227 Linen White Anglepoise

The Original 1227 floor lamp, like other models in the series, has been equipped with a three -handed tension mechanism. The unique form of the lamp precisely made and richly stocked with movable arms releases strong light that allows you to perfectly match the direction of the light stream and save the energy consumed. The perfect companion of cozy evenings with a book.

Project: George Carwardine

George Carwardine

George Carwardine (1887–1947) he was a British engineer and designer, known primarily as the creator of the Anglepoise lamp - icons of modern design. Specializing in vehicle suspension systems, in 1932 he developed an innovative spring mechanism, which allowed for precise lamp setting in any position without blocking it. Initially, he produced lamps in his workshop, but due to the growing interest, in 1934 he established cooperation with Herbert Terry & Sons, which began the mass production of the model Anglepoise 1227. Thanks to its functionality and aesthetics, the lamp quickly gained popularity in both industrial and home environments, becoming a symbol of British design. To this day, Anglepoise is valued for its durability, flexibility and timeless style, being an inspiration for many designers around the world.