Mid-century minimalist wall lamp by Egon Eiermann for Beisl, 1960s.

Vintage design. Minimalist wall light by Beisl based on a design by Egon Eiermann from the 1960s. These fixtures are rare. A functional design with a minimalist design language. The lamp head forms a long black cylinder. The front part features a rectangular opening on the underside through which the light escapes. The pipe can rotate around its axis to allow for manual adjustment of the light. At the back, there is a hole to hold the wall mount. The cable is visible on the underside. At the rear end of the lamp head, there is a large knurled screw to secure the position. The lamp is designed for a tubular bulb (E27 tube bulb), which completely fills the opening of the shade. The simple wall mount consists of an angular rod with a small mounting plate.