Wagenfeld Tischleuchte WG 24 , Tecnolumen, Wilhelm Wagenfeld, Tischleuchten, Leuchten

Wagenfeld table lamp WG 24

Wilhelm Wagenfeld

Bauhaus table lamp WG 24 Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 1924

Wagenfeld was 24 years old when he was accepted as a journeyman in the Bauhaus workshop in Weimar. Here he designed the first model of the WG 24 lamp based on a task set by László Moholy-Nagy. As Wagenfeld said, the Bauhaus designs were meant to be industrial products and to look like them. In fact, they were handmade.

And this is exactly how the Wagenfeld table lamp WG 24 is still manufactured today according to the original dimensions and materials. The "Bauhaus lamp" is one of Wagenfeld's masterpieces. Since 1986 it has also been available in the shop of the MoMA, New York.

Further information about the WG 24 lamp:

Material:

Glass plate and glass tube made of clear glass, metal parts nickel-plated, glass shade opal overlaid

Mass:

Height 36 cm, Ø base 15.2 cm, Ø head 18 cm

Recommended light source:

LED lamp 7 W, matt

Design:

Wilhelm Wagenfeld, 1924

The only re-edition protected by copyright and authorized by Wilhelm Wagenfeld. Each lamp is consecutively numbered.