Original 1227 wall light
Designed by George Carwardine, the Original 1227 wall light combines chrome fittings and coloured braided cable for a contemporary twist to the retro aesthetic of the lamp. The built-in switch and rotative shade make it a practical solution lighting which can be easily adapted to any situation.///Description
British lighting brand Anglepoise has a 70-year history and iconic design aesthetic. Their table lamps and task lights are characterised by a pioneering balance mechanism developed in the 1930s. Remaining true to George Carwardine's pioneering design, the Type 75 was developed by Sir Kenneth Grange in the 1970s.
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Original 1227 wall light
Designed by George Carwardine, the Original 1227 wall light combines chrome fittings and coloured braided cable for a contemporary twist to the retro aesthetic of the lamp. The built-in switch and rotative shade make it a practical solution lighting which can be easily adapted to any situation.///Description
British lighting brand Anglepoise has a 70-year history and iconic design aesthetic. Their table lamps and task lights are characterised by a pioneering balance mechanism developed in the 1930s. Remaining true to George Carwardine's pioneering design, the Type 75 was developed by Sir Kenneth Grange in the 1970s.
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Designed by George Carwardine, the Original 1227 wall light combines chrome fittings and coloured braided cable for a contemporary twist to the retro aesthetic of the lamp. The built-in switch and rotative shade make it a practical solution lighting which can be easily adapted to any situation.///Description
British lighting brand Anglepoise has a 70-year history and iconic design aesthetic. Their table lamps and task lights are characterised by a pioneering balance mechanism developed in the 1930s. Remaining true to George Carwardine's pioneering design, the Type 75 was developed by Sir Kenneth Grange in the 1970s.
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