Lampe Gras N°317 Table Lamp
The Lampe Gras N°317 Table Lamp, designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in 1921, revolutionised industrial lighting with its ergonomic and minimalistic design. Originally created for office and industrial use, the lamp stands out for its robust construction, devoid of screws or welded joints, ensuring both functionality and elegance. In 1927, the Ravel company acquired the patent and began mass production. Known for his innovative approach to design, Gras’s work was recognized by influential figures like Le Corbusier, who admired its modern, user-friendly aesthetic. The N°317 continues to exemplify timeless design, combining style with practicality.
- Designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in 1921
- No screws or welded joints in the construction
- Modern, ergonomic design suitable for both home and office
- Endorsed by Le Corbusier for its innovative and functional design
The Lampe Gras N°317 Table Lamp, designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in 1921, revolutionised industrial lighting with its ergonomic and minimalistic design. Originally created for office and industrial use, the lamp stands out for its robust construction, devoid of screws or welded joints, ensuring both functionality and elegance. In 1927, the Ravel company acquired the patent and began mass production. Known for his innovative approach to design, Gras’s work was recognized by influential figures like Le Corbusier, who admired its modern, user-friendly aesthetic. The N°317 continues to exemplify timeless design, combining style with practicality.
- Designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in 1921
- No screws or welded joints in the construction
- Modern, ergonomic design suitable for both home and office
- Endorsed by Le Corbusier for its innovative and functional design
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The Lampe Gras N°317 Table Lamp, designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in 1921, revolutionised industrial lighting with its ergonomic and minimalistic design. Originally created for office and industrial use, the lamp stands out for its robust construction, devoid of screws or welded joints, ensuring both functionality and elegance. In 1927, the Ravel company acquired the patent and began mass production. Known for his innovative approach to design, Gras’s work was recognized by influential figures like Le Corbusier, who admired its modern, user-friendly aesthetic. The N°317 continues to exemplify timeless design, combining style with practicality.
- Designed by Bernard-Albin Gras in 1921
- No screws or welded joints in the construction
- Modern, ergonomic design suitable for both home and office
- Endorsed by Le Corbusier for its innovative and functional design
