Anglepoise Type 75 Floor Lamp Margaret Howell Collection

Adjustable with constant tension spring and integrated shade switch.

Anglepoise type 75 floor lamp margaret howell collection.

It combines high quality fittings with elegant classic looks flowing movement and full adjustability. You ll find our type 75 floor lamp makes the perfect reading light. It combines all the high quality fittings and features you have come to expect from an anglepoise with elegant classic looks flowing movement and full adjustability. Following the success of the yellow ochre edition which was colour matched to an original 1970 s anglepoise lamp margaret added two complementary colours to the.

You ll find our type 75 floor lamp makes the perfect reading light. With its clean lines flowing movement and flawless balance sir kenneth grange s type 75 reinterprets the original anglepoise design for the 21st century. Simplicity functionality authenticity and timelessness. Designed by sir kenneth grange.

A fact that has helped to make the type 75 our bestselling collection across the globe. The pared back aesthetic means that this six piece range is at home anywhere from hotel to home office. Anglepoise margaret howell type 75 desk lamp three colourways developed in collaboration with anglepoise. The type 75 was designed by kenneth grange in 2004 a redesign of the original 1970 s apex 90.

Simplicity functionality authenticity and timelessness. With its clean lines flowing movement and flawless balance sir kenneth grange s type 75 reinterprets the original anglepoise design for the 21st century. Inspired by the burnt orange colours of autumn and fused with the unmistakable anglepoise form margaret howell one of britain s foremost clothing designers has collaborated once more to create this rich autumnal sienna edition of the type 75 desk lamp. Available online and in store at margaret howell and john lewis partners.

Cast iron weighted base with aluminium cover shade arms in matt finish. Type 75 designed in 2004 by british industrial product designer sir kenneth grange reinterprets the original 1930s.