La Dré M Table Lamp by Nils Holger Moormann

Minimalist Flexibility – The La Dré M Table Lamp by Nils Holger Moormann

The La Dré M table lamp by Nils Holger Moormann captivates with its sophisticated design, which is consistently reduced to the essentials. The circular lampshade is placed directly onto the light bulb, instantly transforming it into a movable ball joint. By simply turning, tilting, or swiveling the lamp, you can effortlessly create a wide variety of lighting moods for your living or workspace. The open-frame structure requires no screws whatsoever and can be assembled without tools, ensuring long-lasting durability and easy repairs. This honest and transparent design piece is crafted in artisanal workshops throughout the Chiemgau region.

Key Features at a Glance

• Lamp Material: Stainless steel
• Socket Material: Thermoplastic
• Cable material: Textile
• Function: The shade can be used as a ball joint by snapping it onto the light source
• Adjustability: Rotatable, tiltable, and swiveling
• Installation: Tool-free plug-in system without screws
• Manufacturing: Produced in artisanal workshops in the Chiemgau region
• Product family: La Dré

Haus Otto – Conceptual Clarity and Playful Ingenuity

Behind the renowned design studio Haus Otto are the two designers Patrick Henry Nagel and Nils Körner, who run their joint office in Stuttgart. The duo is characterized by a strongly conceptual approach, often paired with a charming lightness and emotional accessibility. In their work, they challenge conventional typologies and seek innovative, durable solutions for modern everyday life. With designs such as the La Dré lamp, they impressively demonstrate their flair for transparent functionality, in which the tactile interaction between people and objects is always at the center.