Industrial pendulum lamp BEAUMONT in many colors
by
Jieldé
Description
Ø 30 cm or 45 cm, many RAL colors or hammered black/copper.
For further details, please refer to the German version of this page.
material: aluminium, textile cable
pendant light B200 – small model
reflector-Ø: 200 mm
height: 129 mm
suspension: 1,5 m (including ceiling piece, longer on request)
socket: E14-ceramic socket
power: max. 40 W
pendant light B240 – medium model
reflector-Ø: 300 mm
height: 185 mm
suspension: 1,5 m (including ceiling piece, longer on request)
socket: E27-ceramic socket
power: max. 75 W
pendant light B360 – large model
reflector-Ø: 450 mm
height: 280 mm
suspension: 1,5 m (including ceiling piece, longer on request)
socket: E27-ceramic socket
power: max. 100 W
Notice: Since this item will be custom-made upon your order, please understand that the stated delivery/production times are ineluctable.
Industrial pendulum lamp BEAUMONT in many colors
by
Jieldé
Price for your selection:
€348.00
Delivery lead time: 4 to 6 weeks
About the manufacturer
In 1950, when Jean-Louis Domecq's search for the ideal task light for his workshop was unsuccessful, he decided to construct a lamp that would satisfy his high requirements in function and robustness. In doing so, he developed joints with sliding contacts in the interior, with which the arms and the light source could be completely adjusted without having to worry about problems with the cabling. The LOFT "bump ball" joints and the hemispherical reflector shade with brackets gave the lamp its characteristic shape and later became a popular classic of the French industrial style.
The luminaire has been a complete success and has been produced since 1955 under the company name "Jieldé" (based on Domecq's initials JLD). All Jieldé lamps are still hand-crafted by the family business in Lyon and are powder-coated in various colours. Each lamp is given a plaque with a number which identifies it as a singular and exclusive piece.
PS: We supply the complete assortment from the Jieldé catalog.
