Jieldé lamp with 2 adjustable arms on a base by Jean-Louis Domecq, 1950s

The Jieldé lamp, with two adjustable arms on a base, was designed by Jean-Louis Domecq in the 1950s. Made in France from steel and aluminum, this iconic workshop lamp features two articulated arms with 360° swivel joints, a hemispherical shade, and a heavy base, making it ideal for a desk or console table. It boasts a patinated metal finish, discreet wiring, and precisely adjustable light for reading or highlighting an object. Created by the Lyon-based industrialist Jean-Louis Domecq, the Jieldé became a benchmark of French industrial design thanks to its seamless joints, standardized components, and exceptional durability. A technical and decorative classic.