Bagdad Portable Lamp
Mathieu Matégot conceived the Bagdad Lamp in 1954, channeling the same perforated metal vocabulary he had developed across furniture, trays, and decorative objects throughout the postwar decades. Its geometric, cubist form is anchored by a comet-like fin that gives the composition both wit and weight.
GUBI's contemporary edition reduces the original to half its scale, translating a sculptural icon into an object suited for the table, the terrace, or any surface that calls for deliberate light. The lamp is fully rechargeable and responds to a touch-sensitive dimmer with three brightness settings.
- Rechargeable with touch-sensitive three-level dimmer
- Available in Black, White, and International Orange
- Part of GUBI's dedicated Matégot collection
- Portable, cord-free design at half the scale of the 1954 original
Original: $373.00
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Bagdad Portable Lamp
Mathieu Matégot conceived the Bagdad Lamp in 1954, channeling the same perforated metal vocabulary he had developed across furniture, trays, and decorative objects throughout the postwar decades. Its geometric, cubist form is anchored by a comet-like fin that gives the composition both wit and weight.
GUBI's contemporary edition reduces the original to half its scale, translating a sculptural icon into an object suited for the table, the terrace, or any surface that calls for deliberate light. The lamp is fully rechargeable and responds to a touch-sensitive dimmer with three brightness settings.
- Rechargeable with touch-sensitive three-level dimmer
- Available in Black, White, and International Orange
- Part of GUBI's dedicated Matégot collection
- Portable, cord-free design at half the scale of the 1954 original
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Mathieu Matégot conceived the Bagdad Lamp in 1954, channeling the same perforated metal vocabulary he had developed across furniture, trays, and decorative objects throughout the postwar decades. Its geometric, cubist form is anchored by a comet-like fin that gives the composition both wit and weight.
GUBI's contemporary edition reduces the original to half its scale, translating a sculptural icon into an object suited for the table, the terrace, or any surface that calls for deliberate light. The lamp is fully rechargeable and responds to a touch-sensitive dimmer with three brightness settings.
- Rechargeable with touch-sensitive three-level dimmer
- Available in Black, White, and International Orange
- Part of GUBI's dedicated Matégot collection
- Portable, cord-free design at half the scale of the 1954 original
