This Midgard lamp, handcrafted in Germany, seamlessly blends classic design with high-quality materials. Its adjustable, bias-cut shade and robust nickel-plated steel stem cater to personalized lighting needs. Echoing a bygone era with its bakelite switch, this limited-edition piece adds both function and historical charm to any workspace!

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As a part of the rich legacy of the esteemed German lighting company, Midgard, the TYP 113 lamp is a tribute to innovation and timeless design. Conceptualized by Curt Fischer, this lamp, also known as a “Steering Lamp,” was an inventive solution to poor lighting on factory workbenches and earned a place of distinction at Walter Gropius’s renowned Bauhaus Design School in Dessau.

The TYP 113 showcased groundbreaking design, pioneering the commercial production of articulated lights in the early 20th century. Its defining features – an adjustable nickel-plated arm with a rotating porcelain knob and a flexible enamel lampshade – offer optimized lighting direction and a high degree of flexibility.

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