K830 wall | enamelled | black
K830 wall | enamelled | black
K830 wall | enamelled | black
K830 wall | enamelled | black
K830 wall | enamelled | black
K830 wall | enamelled | black
K830 wall | enamelled | black

K830 wall | enamelled | black

€1.890,00
€1.890,00
Sold Out

A rare draft from the 1930s.
Designed by Werner Glasenapp.

The functionally unique lamp was carefully redeveloped based on an archival model, taking production methods of that time into account. Made in germany.

swiveling wall lamp
wall arms and fixture: steel pipe, black powdercoated
dome and manual rotary switch: black bakelite
lampshade: enamelled | black | RAL 9017
interior surface enamelled white
textile cable, black
weight: 2,7kg

the lamp is suitable for LED.

we recommend E27 retrofit LED with 2700-3500k and between
6 and 10w (equals 40-60w)
do not use classic or halogen light bulbs with more than 40w
220-240v ~ 50/60hz, appliance class: II
CE / ENEC / ROHI

Made in Germany
Iconic midcentury draft
Free shipping within Europe

The K830 wall is characterized by a generous projection and versatile adjustability.

Equipped with the swiveling lampshade of the K831. Available with enamelled lampshade in cement grey or black.

The two freely rotating arms of the lamp enable flexible alignment.

Stepless height adjustable by means of the textile cable sliding in the tube and a counterweight to the lamp head.

Swiveling lampshade

The swiveling shade allows to direct the light cone flexible where needed.

Equipped with the swiveling lampshade of the K831.

Available with enamelled lampshade in cement grey or black.

the archive collection

K830 wall

The archive collection by Midgard unites a minimalist and curated pick of the Midgard Archive with its revolutionary mid-century drafts.

Closely related to the bauhaus, these drafts have to be understood in their historical context as well as in their todays relevance, enriching
modern spaces with timeless design.

Student house from „Die Wohnung unserer Zeit“
auf der Bauaustellung Berlin 1931, Editor: Mies van der Rohe.