€ 1.890,00 incl VAT
K830 – Functionality and grace
The K830 combines elegance with effortless adjustability. Featuring a swiveling base, adjustable arms, and a movable shade, it offers unparalleled flexibility to direct light exactly where you need it. Crafted from premium components made in Germany, each lamp is meticulously handcrafted in Hamburg, ensuring exceptional quality and durability.
Specification:
Swiveling wall lamp
wall arms and fixture: steel pipe, black powdercoated
Dome and manual rotary switch: black bakelite
Lampshade: enamelled
Interior surface enamelled white
Textile cable, black
Weight: 2,7kg
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E27 |
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Midgard is a German lighting brand with a rich history dating back to the early 20th century. It was founded by Curt Fischer, often credited as the inventor of the adjustable lamp. Midgard lamps, like the K830, were originally designed for industrial and workshop use, offering flexibility and precise lighting. Their design philosophy focused on functional, durable, and aesthetically timeless lighting solutions.
The name "Midgard" is inspired by Norse mythology, where "Midgard" (or "Midgaard" in Dutch) refers to the world of humans, encircled by the great serpent Jörmungandr. This connection explains the snake in the brand’s logo—it symbolizes the encompassing and protective nature of Midgard’s lighting, just as the mythical serpent surrounds the human realm. It’s a nod to both strength and timelessness, qualities reflected in Midgard’s designs.
If you're looking at a combination of a wall lamp and a pendant that has an extraordinary reach. The arms are adjustable and the pendant can move up and down. the Midgard K830 is a perfect choice. Originally designed for workspaces, this lamp has a unique pivoting shade that allows you to direct light precisely where you need it.
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Learn about the story behind the famous Jieldé lamp, a true example of classic design and usefulness. Created by French mechanic Jean-Louis Domecq in 1951, this groundbreaking lamp changed how we think about lighting with its unique, without-wiring design. With its flexible parts and strong build, the Jieldé lamp has moved easily from factories to chic homes and offices. Discover the key features and lasting charm of these iconic lamps, and see how you can add a piece of design history to your space today!
Midgard’s story began in 1919 when Curt Fischer took over Industriewerk Auma in Thuringia. Frustrated by poor lighting conditions in workshops, he developed the first adjustable lamp, a concept that would redefine task lighting. His innovative designs allowed precise control of light direction, improving both efficiency and comfort.
By the 1920s, Midgard lamps had gained widespread recognition, especially within the Bauhaus movement. Walter Gropius, the founder of Bauhaus, embraced Fischer’s vision, integrating Midgard lamps into the school’s studios and workshops. The clean, functional aesthetic of these lamps resonated with Bauhaus principles, making them a natural fit for the modernist movement. Soon, legendary architects such as Ludwig Mies van der Rohe and Marcel Breuer incorporated Midgard lighting into their designs. Fischer’s adjustable lamps complemented the sleek, geometric interiors of Bauhaus buildings, including the Dessau campus, where they illuminated the creative work of students and masters alike.
The following applies to the manufacturer Midgard: If not in stock, the delivery time is 2-4 weeks.
If in stock, delivery time 3-4 working days.
1. Delivery takes place while stocks lasts.
2. In the context of the rules of distance purchasing, the delivery period is officially a maximum of 30 days. BINK lampen strives to ship your order within 3 working days after receipt of your payment. You will receive a message from us if the delivery time differs. If it turns out that an order cannot be executed or can only be partially executed
Because the ordered item is no longer available or is delayed, you will receive a message from us. If the maximum delivery time of 30 days is exceeded, you have the right to cancel your order free of charge. For this you can send an email or a letter to BINK lampen. In that case, payments will be refunded to you within 10 working days of receiving your message.
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