The Bauhaus hanging light from TECNOLUMEN - where the form reveals itself in the material

TECNOLUMEN has again brought a real treasure of German design history back to life. This unmistakeably Bauhaus hanging light was designed in 1925 by Marianne Brandt and Hans Przyrembel. The light was produced on an industrial scale even then as it was very popular with the consumers of the day almost one hundred years ago. This has not changed. Its simple but tasteful design impresses even today. With the exception of a few, small details the light is exactly the same as the original Bauhaus light. The socket corresponds, of course, to the latest standards so that modern LEDs or compact fluorescent lamps can be used. The simple lampshade is available in white aluminium or nickel silver. In the aluminium version, the suspension system is also a little different - the suspension length can be extended by up to 2.5 m via a pulley. In addition to the designs of Marianne Brandt, TECNOLUMEN also has the designs of other great Bauhaus designers in its product range, such as Wilhelm Wagenfeld or Eduard-Wilfrid Buquet. The stamp of the manufacturer as well as a unique serial number guarantee the authenticity of the light.