Keep it long, treasure it long.

Reprint of the first design

The ANGLE POISE lamps will be introduced at this order reception. ANGLEPOISE is said to be the originator of arm-type lamps, and is widely used as an icon of desk lamps all over the world. Many of you may have seen it as the opening logo of a movie company. The functional and beautiful design makes me want to use it forever, even though the situation and place of use such as work and hobbies will change in the future.

A little miracle of balance

The biggest feature of ANGLEPOISE is the three springs at the connection between the base and the arm. Inspired by the structure of the human arm, the weight of the entire arm, including the lamp, and the tension of the three springs attached to the bottom of the arm are balanced to create a spotlight at any angle. It realizes that the light is smoothly shined on the place you want to illuminate. Sir Kenneth Grange, a loyal user and designer of ANGLEPOISE, called it "a little miracle of balance." The function is designed as it is, and you can feel the beauty of the design without waste.

ANGLEPOISE ORIGINAL 1227 is a reprint of the Original 1227 designed by George Cowardine in 1934. This is the first model of the 3-spring type developed by Kawadyne, and the shade adopts a form that enables irradiation at a specific point while suppressing glare. This focus irradiation made it possible to secure the same brightness even though the lamp had a lower wattage than the lamp at that time.

This model was also selected as a commemorative stamp for Royal Mail as "10 designs that represent Britain", and the edge of the shade that is folded back and the square base give a classical atmosphere. It matches any space, such as the desk or sofa next to your work space at home, or the interior of your office.

Culture-creating lighting

The history of Anglepoise dates back to 1855 when Herbert Terry founded Herbert Terry and Sons, a specialized manufacturer of springs, with his three sons. In the 1920s, sales grew steadily through the development of various spring-based products such as spring clips, automobile suspension parts, pen holders, and bicycle saddles.

In 1931, car engineer George Cowardine devised a technical theory of weight balance using Herbert Terry and Sons brand springs. He patented him in 1933, which gave birth to the first Angle Poise lamp. The lamp at this time was a 4-spring type, and since the image of industrial lighting was strong in the market at that time, in 1935, Cowardine worked with the designer of Herbert Terry and Sons to create a 3-spring type with a simpler and more elegant style. Invented. This structure is inherited by the current product.

In 2003, Britain's leading product designer Sir Kenneth Grange joined as the design director of Anglepoise, and continues to protect the traditional characteristic of British design, "true and sincere," with delicate and sophisticated designs. I am. ANGLEPOISE lighting is not just a lighting with excellent functionality and design, but a culture that has been loved and inspired by various musicians, artists, designers and writers over time. The product that has produced. Even now, more than 75 years after its birth, it has a wide range of fans from original models to the latest models, and it is a brand that continues to evolve by working on new developments, not limited to the previous design and technology.