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Before ergonomics had a name, there was the TYP 113, Curt Fischer’s 1919 masterpiece that changed how we work with light.
Walter Gropius filled the Bauhaus workshops with them. Mies van der Rohe specified them for his modernist interiors. Fischer himself called it “a tool for the working hand.”
This isn’t just a lamp. It’s the blueprint for every task light that followed.
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Curt Fischer’s 1919 masterpiece, the first spring-balanced task lamp, remains the gold standard for precision adjustability. Favored by Bauhaus workshops and modernist icons, its counterweighted arm moves with silent, intuitive balance.
Handmade in Germany to original specifications, each TYP 113 develops a unique patina over decades of use.
—Available by special order—Contact us to check availability and lead times for this piece of design history
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