The SPIEGEL lamp gained international renown thanks to its role in the complete interior installation of the headquarters of the publishing house Der Spiegel in Hamburg, designed by Verner Panton in 1969. This avant-garde model perfectly embodies the spirit of the designer, combining functionality and sculptural art.

A true statement for contemporary interiors, the SPIEGEL lamp can be mounted individually or as a system, on the wall or ceiling, creating a unique installation or a spectacular composition, depending on mood, personality and space. This flexibility makes it the perfect choice for design enthusiasts looking for something that is both decorative and functional.

The lamp takes the form of a large square with a circular indentation in the centre, housing the light source concealed beneath a hemispherical shade. This diffuses a soft, pleasant light, while eliminating glare. In this way, Panton has created an architectural work of art that also fulfils its role perfectly as ambient lighting.

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