Jieldé is a french lighting company, launched after Jean-Louis Domecq designed a lamp adapted to the needs of his activity, a simple, robust, articulated lamp with no cables in its joints. This task lamp has impressed design experts around the world, including Sir Terence Conran, who wrote in his book Lamps & Lighting that “the ingenuity of the Jieldé lies in its electrical circuit, which consists simply of metal discs incorporated into the hinges. This means the lamp can be moved in any direction without breaking a wire.” Today, different models of the Jieldé lamps are known as the Standard, the Loft, the Signal, and the Lak.
Jieldé is a french lighting company, launched after Jean-Louis Domecq designed a lamp adapted to the needs of his activity, a simple, robust, articulated lamp with no cables in its joints. This task lamp has impressed design experts around the world, including Sir Terence Conran, who wrote in his book Lamps & Lighting that “the ingenuity of the Jieldé lies in its electrical circuit, which consists simply of metal discs incorporated into the hinges. This means the lamp can be moved in any direction without breaking a wire.” Today, different models of the Jieldé lamps are known as the Standard, the Loft, the Signal, and the Lak.