w102 Desk Lamp — David Chipperfield. Brass or Steel. Wästberg
David Chipperfield
The desk-lamp archetype, redefined.
Architect David Chipperfield set out to draw the archetype of the desk lamp — the one we all carry in memory — but pared back to the extreme. The guiding idea is the absence of any visible joint: no screws, no cables, no mechanism. A continuous pencil stroke, a functional sculpture that imposes a calm presence.
Material & Technique: The choice of solid brass or blackened steel is not cosmetic, it is structural. The lamp is heavy, stable, anchored. The head pivots on an invisible ball bearing, allowing fluid orientation with a simple touch. The light is treated to be warm and intimate, focused on the reading area.
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Living Materials:Available in Solid Brass or Blackened Steel, the lamp develops a patina over time, gaining character without ever being structurally altered.
Invisible Rotation:A head mounted on internal ball bearings, allowing smooth 140° orientation without any visible joints.
Stability & Anchoring:A heavy base that ensures perfect stability on the desk.
Touch Dimmer:Light intensity can be controlled directly from the base, allowing you to switch from a working light to a dim ambiance.
Warm Light (2700K):A soft color temperature, designed for reading comfort.
To ensure reliable shipping and optimal nationwide coverage, we have chosen to entrust our deliveries to the La Poste group through its Colissimo service. If you are not at home, a delivery notice will allow you to collect your item from the nearest post office.
RECEIVING YOUR PARCEL It is essential to check the outside of the parcel in the presence of the delivery driver or the post office clerk. If the box is visibly damaged, crushed or open, please refuse the parcel and record a specific reservation on the delivery slip.
RETURNS AND EXCHANGES In accordance with the legislation in force, you have 14 days from receipt to exercise your right of withdrawal. Return costs are borne by the customer, except in the event of a proven product defect. Items must be returned in their original packaging.
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Solid, premium materials
w102 Chipperfield is available in solid brass or blackened steel, each finish executed with high precision and particular attention to the brushing.
COB LED
The energy-efficient COB LED, combined with a reflector and diffuser, delivers a quality warm-white light, evenly distributed and glare-free.
Full-spectrum LED
Designed to recreate the full, continuous chromatic spectrum of sunlight, full-spectrum light has a rich, deep quality impossible to achieve with the limited spectrum of a standard LED. It also offers superior colour rendering, making it an ideal choice for environments where accurate colour perception is essential.
Sophisticated mechanics
Like fine watchmaking, w102 Chipperfield has been meticulously crafted down to the smallest mechanical detail. From the pivoting base of the desk lamp to the arm articulation of the wall and floor versions, ingenious engineering delivers a tactile, satisfying user experience — even the dimmer is a treat for the senses.
Design David Chipperfield
David Chipperfield founded David Chipperfield Architects in 1985. He has developed a design methodology now implemented across five offices in London, Berlin, Milan, Shanghai and Santiago de Compostela. Alongside his design work, David Chipperfield has taught and lectured worldwide. In 2012 he curated the 13th International Architecture Exhibition of the Venice Biennale under the title Common Ground, and in 2020 served as guest editor of the Italian design magazine Domus. Among the distinctions David Chipperfield has received are the Order of Merit of the Federal Republic of Germany and a knighthood for services to architecture. In 2011 he was awarded the RIBA Royal Gold Medal, and in 2013 the Praemium Imperiale of the Japan Art Association. In 2021 David Chipperfield was appointed a Companion of Honour, and in 2023 he was named laureate of the Pritzker Architecture Prize in recognition of his life's work.