An Anglepoise
does …
Make a lifelong partner.
To customers and our collaborators.
Use nuts and bolts, not rivets.
It’s the appropriate use of technology.
doesn’t …
Conceal its engineering.
Demand annual upgrades or renewals.
Contain any part that’s superfluous to function.
gives …
A rare tactile experience in a contactless world.
A true lifetime guarantee (the only lamp to do so).
Guaranteed for Life
Since January 2020, all of our lights bought for a domestic setting are covered by our lifetime guarantee. It is our promise to service and maintain any lights bought by our customers and is a response to the current tidal wave of products that are designed for obsolescence and destined for landfill.
Should you have a problem with your Anglepoise, we guarantee to try and repair it for you. If that really isn’t possible, we will replace and responsibly recycle the old light.
Who we are
How it all began: the lightbulb moment
In 1932, British automotive engineer George Carwardine invented the formula for a new kind of spring mechanism. It was originally intended to be part of a vehicle suspension system, but instead, something clicked. This elegant and responsive invention, which could be positioned at any angle with the lightest touch, would work perfectly in a lamp. That day in George’s garden shed, the blueprint for the iconic Anglepoise was born.
New limited Edition – Celebrating 90 Years of the Original 1227 Desk Lamp
To mark the anniversary of the Original 1227 design, Anglepoise will unveil a new limited numbered edition of 400 pieces of the lamp
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Launching the new 90 Mini Mini Vivid Collection
We are thrilled to be launching the new vivid collection with a range of new bright colours for the 90 Mini Mini product range.
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Milano Design Week: Celebrating 90 years since the launch of the Original 1227 Desk Lamp.
Milano Design Week: Celebrating 90 years since the launch of the Original 1227 Desk Lamp.
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An immersive workshop experience
Anglepoise with 5th Generation Owner Simon Terry, invited a selection of the Press and Dealers to an immersive workshop experience.
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Sasimonokagu Takahashi: a technique called Sasimono that combines wooden materials without nails
Sasimono Kagu Takahashi is a furniture studio opened in 2010 at Kumano-machi, Hiroshima. We produce original furniture and accessories using the wood from Hiroshima with the traditional technique called Sasimono that combines wooden materials without nails
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