Kaiser Idell “Luxus” is a lamp that was born within the Bauhaus school in Germany. Sophisticated and elegant, it best represents the design of the 1930’s. The series is characterized by the patented joint and the particular “dome” marked “ORIGINAL KAISER IDELL”. The series is exhibited at the Museum of Modern Art in New York.
650,00€
The Kaiser Idell “Luxus” table lamp appeared for the first time in 1936. The fundamental characteristic of the Luxus lamp is its wide shade and sinuous shape. Despite the use of cold materials, such as steel and brass, the design is warm and sinuous. Luxus soon became the flagship model and the undisputed symbol of noble Germanic design, exquisite choice of materials and precise engineering. The lamp can be adjusted by loosening the clamp at the base or by turning the lampshade.
| Year | 1936 |
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| Colour | White, Black, Matte black, Matte black and brass "special edition", Red, Dark green |
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| Dimensions | 28,5 x 42,5 cm |
| Material | Hand painted steel, Chrome-plated in silver alloy or hand-polished brass |
