JO NIEMEYER, Belux Tubo 01 Chrome Table Lamp

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Minimalist table lamp designed by German artist Jo Niemeyer for a design competition organised by Swiss lighting manufacturer Belux in 1984. This early version from circa 1985–1990 is made of chromed steel tube and equipped with a halogen light source. In this first execution, the opening for the light is shorter and more subtly positioned. The lamp can be adjusted in height by sliding the support frame along the structure, creating different functional positions. The small integrated switch on the tube is a particularly beautiful and refined detail!

A beautifully reduced design that reflects Niemeyer's fascination with proportion and mathematics.

h x w x d: 25/60 x 95 x 2 cm / weight: 0.75 kg

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SOLD - destination Sprimont, Belgium

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About Jo Niemeyer

Jo Niemeyer (born 1946, Altena) is a German artist working within geometric and concrete art. His work is based on mathematical principles such as the golden ratio and Fibonacci sequences.

Using simple elements such as lines, circles, and grids, he builds compositions based on proportion and sequence, applied across artworks, design objects such as lighting, and larger interventions in landscape and architecture.

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