Modern, puristic, functional - the famous tubular steel furniture by Mart Stam, Marcel Breuer and Ludwig Mies von der Rohe as well as the table lamp, often referred to as the "Bauhaus lamp" and designed by Wilhelm Wagenfeld, became design icons of the Bauhaus and are today milestones in design history. The family companies THONET and TECNOLUMEN are behind these products.
The LUM lamp carries on the Bauhaus idea, the reduction to the essentials with a maximum of functionality and aesthetics. Using the classic and famous 20mm tubular steel, the well-known designer Ulf Möller developed LUM, a lamp that can not only be seen as a supplement to the well-known tubular steel furniture, but also with its timeless design that integrates unobtrusively into an appealing room ambience. In addition to the clear design, the LUM impresses with its convenient functionality and can be used very flexibly. The use of the latest LED technology guarantees bright and brilliant color rendering and a glare-free and warm light climate. In addition to switching it on and off, an automatic touch function on the luminaire head offers the option of dimming the light according to requirements.
The rotation of the horizontal light heads also allows for seamless adjustment of the beam direction by up to 350°. This enables highly customized lighting scenarios. The high efficiency of the light output further supports exceptionally low power consumption. The use of these lights is equally conceivable in residential and office settings.
The lights are manufactured by THONET and TECNOLUMEN, two companies that have formed a partnership to offer these products under the label "THONET by TECNOLUMEN" to design- and technology-conscious customers. Both traditional family-owned businesses place the same high value on outstanding product quality for these lights as they do for their furniture and lighting objects.
Born in Kassel in 1969, he studied architecture, urban planning and design at the TH Darmstadt. As part of his studies, Ulf Möller successfully started self-employment with his studio and then realized various design-oriented buildings. In 1998 he joined the Kassel architecture office Coordes Möller + Partner, which deals with residential and industrial buildings in Germany and beyond. In 2005, Ulf Möller took over the Möller + Partner architectural office and has since focused on architecture, interior design and design. We have worked closely with THONET for more than 20 years.
