3daysofdesign
Join us in Copenhagen. For our first exhibition at 3daysofdesign, Anglepoise will take over Art Galleri Maria Friis in Frederiksstaden.
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A lamp, a typewriter, a question.
A 70-year-old Anglepoise lamp seeks its next custodian. Visit us at 3 Days of Design and answer one question: Why should you be entrusted with its next chapter?
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A Tool for Navigation – The New Original 315 Desk Lamp.
Rediscovered from the Anglepoise archive, the Original 315 Desk Lamp – Navigation Edition returns after 80 years, re-engineered for modern creatives with focused lighting, purposeful design and heritage.
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A New Addition to the Type 80 Collection
Designed by Sir Kenneth Grange, the new Type 80 T1 Table Lamp brings the collection's distinctive halo light-escape and graphic profile into a more compact, versatile form delivering flexible task lighting and ambient illumination in equal measure.
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Introducing Pale Putty: A New Warm Neutral for the Type 80 Collection
Introducing Pale Putty, a new warm neutral finish for the Type 80 collection. Extending across the T1 Table Lamp, Pendant and W2 Wall Light, it brings a softer, more domestic feel to Sir Kenneth Grange's architectural design.
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A New Shade of Heritage: Introducing Opal Blue
A new Opal Blue colourway is set to join the Original 1227 collection. Inspired by Anglepoise heritage and early primary-coloured designs on the shade and base, this contemporary interpretation celebrates over 90 years of iconic British engineering and enduring design.
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Father’s Day Gift Guide: Brilliant Ideas for Brilliant Dads
Looking for a Father’s Day present that lasts longer than socks and slippers? Discover timeless Anglepoise lamps, desk accessories and design classics Guaranteed for Life.
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Best Desk Lamp For Working From Home
The right home office lighting changes everything. From focus to comfort, discover the best Anglepoise desk lamps for working from home, designed to move with you and built for life.
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In Conversation with: Aranda \ Lasch, Craft, Code, and Cultural Memory
Explore a Q&A with Aranda \ Lasch on craft, code, and culture, and how their work bridges digital tools with traditional making.
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500 acts of love – Celebrating B-Corp Month
Lauz has now completed her 500th Anglepoise repair. Repair matters. Products should be built to last. If something can be mended, it should be, and if it cant it shouldn’t exist in the world.
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Is Your Desk Lighting Ready for Longer Days? Spring & Summer Lighting Tips
As days grow longer, your desk lighting needs to adapt. Discover practical spring summer lighting tips to reduce glare, balance natural light and create a more comfortable, productive workspace.
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The latest launch of Scenery Magazine
Scenery is an interiors magazine about the spaces that colour our lives, and the curiosities that we fill them with along the way. The places we choose to spend our time
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How to date your vintage or current Anglepoise lamp
This guide is designed to help you date your vintage or current Anglepoise lamp and where possible point you towards the right spares, repairs and current collections.
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Two British icons. One giant celebration. Penguin books | Anglepoise
Anglepoise and Penguin are both celebrating 90 years of making the world a brighter place and to mark the occasion, four Giant 1227 Lamps have been brilliantly reimagined by visionary illustrators, each inspired by the magic of reading.
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The legacy of an icon – a creative brief designed by Golden Wolf to celebrate the 90th logo
Leading London animation/motion studio Golden Wolf, supported by Claire Sambrook, a senior lecturer, from The University of Portsmouth has designed a brief for a selected group of BA Animation students, from the Faculty of Creative and Cultural Industries.
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Celebrating the next 90 years – the //beyond project
Since the start of 2025 students from UWTSD (University of Wales/Swansea Art College) from the BA Design Crafts and BA Surface Pattern courses have been set a live brief and generated work to be used an a celebratory event at Material Matters
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