Tecnolumen | Bauhaus ceiling lamp | HMB 29

from £354.00

+ 20% VAT (for UK customers)

by Tecnolumen

Production Time
4 Weeks

In the catalog from the years 1928/1929 of the Schwintzer & Gräfe company, various lights designed by Marianne Brandt are exactly described, dimensioned and illustrated. These lights were already mass-produced at that time. Due to the precise information, we were able to restore some of these lights true to the original.

Ceiling lamp made of nickel-plated metal, glass ball half opal and half matt.

Available in the following ball diameters: 250 or 400 mm. Net weight: 2.2 kg (Ø 250mm), 4.2 kg (Ø 400mm)

Each lamp is numbered consecutively and bears the TECNOLUMEN / BAUHAUS logo.

Length : 1250mm

+ Shipping Cost
We offer worldwide shipping, and you can view the shipping costs for additional countries during the checkout process. Shipping rates for our primary destinations are as follows:

UK £16
Ireland £26
France £26
Denmark £34
United States £190
South Korea £64
Canada £77
Hong Kong £99
United Arab Emirates £99

Size:

+ 20% VAT (for UK customers)

by Tecnolumen

Production Time
4 Weeks

In the catalog from the years 1928/1929 of the Schwintzer & Gräfe company, various lights designed by Marianne Brandt are exactly described, dimensioned and illustrated. These lights were already mass-produced at that time. Due to the precise information, we were able to restore some of these lights true to the original.

Ceiling lamp made of nickel-plated metal, glass ball half opal and half matt.

Available in the following ball diameters: 250 or 400 mm. Net weight: 2.2 kg (Ø 250mm), 4.2 kg (Ø 400mm)

Each lamp is numbered consecutively and bears the TECNOLUMEN / BAUHAUS logo.

Length : 1250mm

+ Shipping Cost
We offer worldwide shipping, and you can view the shipping costs for additional countries during the checkout process. Shipping rates for our primary destinations are as follows:

UK £16
Ireland £26
France £26
Denmark £34
United States £190
South Korea £64
Canada £77
Hong Kong £99
United Arab Emirates £99

Designed by 

Marianne Brandt

1893 – 1983

Marianne Brandt’s unique talent was soon picked up by László Moholy-Nagy. Inspired by him, Brandt undertook her studies in the male-dominated field of metalworking, where she was more successful than many of her classmates.