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The BestLite lamp was designed in 1930 by the English Designer Robert Dudley Best (1892-1984). Within a short period of time the BestLite lamp proved a great success and was proclaimed the first Bauhaus manifestation in the UK by the leading British publication Architects Journal.
During the second World War the lamp achieved the status of a national treasure when Winston Churchill had one standing on his desk in his air-rair shelter beneath Whitehall. Today - more than 70 years since it first went into production - the BestLite lamp remains an elegant example of styling that adds warmth and intensity to any room. The lamp has gone on to become a design classic with an example in the Design Museum in London. Link: www.bestlite.dk Copyright ©2004-2009 KadecGroup |
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