The Anglepoise Type 75 lamp is a high-quality, stylish desk lamp that has been a classic design since its introduction in 1950. The Margaret Howell limited edition of the Type 75 lamp offers a contemporary twist on this timeless design.

The lamp features a sleek, aluminum body with a matte finish and is designed to be both functional and aesthetically pleasing. The lamp's signature feature is its adjustable arm and shade, which can be easily positioned to provide a focused beam of light where it's needed most.

The Margaret Howell limited edition lamp comes in three distinctive color options: Yellow Ochre, Sienna and Saxon Blue. All three colors are inspired by the natural landscape of the British countryside, which is a significant influence in Margaret Howell's design ethos.

The lamp also features a premium braided cable, adding to its luxurious feel. The lamp is designed to work with a variety of bulbs, including energy-efficient LED bulbs.

Overall, the Anglepoise Type 75 Margaret Howell limited edition lamp is a perfect blend of form and function, making it an ideal choice for those who appreciate good design and quality craftsmanship.

Esteemed British designer Margaret Howell has always been a big fan of the Anglepoise design language finding similar design qualities that are the essence of her clothing: simplicity, functionality, authenticity and timelessness. This collection of Anglepoise lights has been personally designed by Margaret Howell to reflect her unique sense of colour and style. Learn more about Margaret Howell.

“I feel I’ve lived with Anglepoise most of my life – school homework under the light of an original black square based Anglepoise, and later acquiring various coloured styles designed in the 1960s and 70s. One favourite, rescued from a skip, is a Yellow Apex 90, later to inform the choice of Yellow Ochre for the re-modelled Type 75 lamp. Now, collaborating with Anglepoise we have added Saxon Blue and Sienna to Yellow Ochre to make an exclusive colour range for the Type 75. We chose colours that we felt would act as accent colour and sit well in both a domestic and working interior.” – Margaret Howell