Jielde - Jean-Louis Domecq - Table lamp - Loft D4400 (2-Arm) - Aluminium, Steel

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This green Jielde Loft D4400 two-arm desk lamp, designed by Jean-Louis Domecq, is made of aluminium and steel, measures 25 × 25 × 80 cm and dates from 2000–2010.

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Jieldé - Desk lamp - Loft D4400 (2-Arm) - Jean-Louis Domecq - France


Iconic Jieldé Loft 2-Arm Articulated Desk Lamp (Model D4400 / often referenced as D6000) – Dark Green Gloss Finish

Step into the golden era of French industrial craftsmanship with this authentic Jieldé Loft articulated desk lamp. Designed in the early 1950s by French engineer Jean-Louis Domecq, the Jieldé lamp remains one of the most recognizable and celebrated icons of 20th-century functional lighting. Domecq engineered these lamps out of necessity for workshop use, inventing a revolutionary wireless contact system: circular copper rings inside each joint allow full 360-degree rotation without twisting or damaging internal wires.

This particular model belongs to the classic Loft collection (Official catalog code D4400, commonly referred to as the D6000 series in international auction catalogs). Executed in a rich, factory-original glossy dark green finish (Vert Atelier / Vert Bouteille), it combines heavy-duty durability with timeless aesthetic appeal.

The lamp features the original oval metal emblem riveted to the shade socket, stamped "Jieldé 1950 Made in France" along with its unique individual serial number: N° 94417.


Key Technical Specifications

Model: Jieldé Loft D4400 (2-Arm Desk Lamp)

Condition:
Good overall vintage/used condition with authentic signs of age and wear. The original glossy green paint shows light scuffs and minor patina around the joints and base rim. Very light surface oxidation is visible underneath the metal base rim. The joints remain firm and smooth in movement. The original protective felt underneath the base is present and intact.

Age: 2000–2010 (Official modern production of the iconic 1950 design)
Material: Steel, cast aluminum joints, copper contact discs, weighted metal base
Origin: France (Handcrafted in Saint-Priest, Lyon)


Dimensions (in cm):

Arms length: 2 x 40 cm (Maximum vertical extension approx. 80–90 cm)
Shade diameter: 15 cm (with original protective handling hoop)
Base diameter: 21 cm (heavy weighted circular base for maximum stability)
Colors: Original Glossy Dark Green (Vert Foncé)

Electrical Setup:
Toggle switch mounted on the lamp head socket, original power cord, fits standard E27 light bulb.

An essential collector's piece and a statement lighting element for mid-century modern interiors, executive offices, architectural studios, or loft spaces.


Shipping
Carefully packaged with professional protective materials to ensure safe and insured express delivery.


About the Designer

Jean-Louis Domecq (1915–1983) was a visionary French engineer and designer best known for revolutionizing industrial lighting. Frustrated by the fragile wiring and rigid mechanisms of 1940s workshop lamps, Domecq set out to construct a fully adjustable, heavy-duty lighting system capable of withstand demanding factory environments. In 1950, he perfected his breakthrough design featuring internal copper contact rings—eliminating loose wires inside the joints—and established the company Jieldé in 1953 (a name derived from the French pronunciation of his initials: J-L-D). Today, Domecq's creation is celebrated worldwide as a masterwork of mid-century French industrial design.



Seller's Story

About Our Gallery Our gallery was founded from the deep passion of its owner for art and design, a passion that began in 2005. In that year, he started his journey in the art world by actively participating in national fairs, exhibitions, and specialized events, gradually developing extensive knowledge of the market and its many facets. Over the years, this dedication has grown into a professional activity built on continuous research, study, and direct experience within the art and design sectors. Through careful exploration of different categories and collecting fields, our gallery has developed the ability to select unique and distinctive pieces that reflect both artistic value and refined design. Today, we are proud to present our collection both through our physical gallery and through carefully curated online platforms. Our goal is to offer collectors and enthusiasts a diverse selection of sought-after objects, ranging from art pieces to iconic and collectible design items. Each work or object we present is chosen with attention, expertise, and a genuine appreciation for quality, history, and aesthetic value.
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Jieldé - Desk lamp - Loft D4400 (2-Arm) - Jean-Louis Domecq - France


Iconic Jieldé Loft 2-Arm Articulated Desk Lamp (Model D4400 / often referenced as D6000) – Dark Green Gloss Finish

Step into the golden era of French industrial craftsmanship with this authentic Jieldé Loft articulated desk lamp. Designed in the early 1950s by French engineer Jean-Louis Domecq, the Jieldé lamp remains one of the most recognizable and celebrated icons of 20th-century functional lighting. Domecq engineered these lamps out of necessity for workshop use, inventing a revolutionary wireless contact system: circular copper rings inside each joint allow full 360-degree rotation without twisting or damaging internal wires.

This particular model belongs to the classic Loft collection (Official catalog code D4400, commonly referred to as the D6000 series in international auction catalogs). Executed in a rich, factory-original glossy dark green finish (Vert Atelier / Vert Bouteille), it combines heavy-duty durability with timeless aesthetic appeal.

The lamp features the original oval metal emblem riveted to the shade socket, stamped "Jieldé 1950 Made in France" along with its unique individual serial number: N° 94417.


Key Technical Specifications

Model: Jieldé Loft D4400 (2-Arm Desk Lamp)

Condition:
Good overall vintage/used condition with authentic signs of age and wear. The original glossy green paint shows light scuffs and minor patina around the joints and base rim. Very light surface oxidation is visible underneath the metal base rim. The joints remain firm and smooth in movement. The original protective felt underneath the base is present and intact.

Age: 2000–2010 (Official modern production of the iconic 1950 design)
Material: Steel, cast aluminum joints, copper contact discs, weighted metal base
Origin: France (Handcrafted in Saint-Priest, Lyon)


Dimensions (in cm):

Arms length: 2 x 40 cm (Maximum vertical extension approx. 80–90 cm)
Shade diameter: 15 cm (with original protective handling hoop)
Base diameter: 21 cm (heavy weighted circular base for maximum stability)
Colors: Original Glossy Dark Green (Vert Foncé)

Electrical Setup:
Toggle switch mounted on the lamp head socket, original power cord, fits standard E27 light bulb.

An essential collector's piece and a statement lighting element for mid-century modern interiors, executive offices, architectural studios, or loft spaces.


Shipping
Carefully packaged with professional protective materials to ensure safe and insured express delivery.


About the Designer

Jean-Louis Domecq (1915–1983) was a visionary French engineer and designer best known for revolutionizing industrial lighting. Frustrated by the fragile wiring and rigid mechanisms of 1940s workshop lamps, Domecq set out to construct a fully adjustable, heavy-duty lighting system capable of withstand demanding factory environments. In 1950, he perfected his breakthrough design featuring internal copper contact rings—eliminating loose wires inside the joints—and established the company Jieldé in 1953 (a name derived from the French pronunciation of his initials: J-L-D). Today, Domecq's creation is celebrated worldwide as a masterwork of mid-century French industrial design.



Seller's Story

About Our Gallery Our gallery was founded from the deep passion of its owner for art and design, a passion that began in 2005. In that year, he started his journey in the art world by actively participating in national fairs, exhibitions, and specialized events, gradually developing extensive knowledge of the market and its many facets. Over the years, this dedication has grown into a professional activity built on continuous research, study, and direct experience within the art and design sectors. Through careful exploration of different categories and collecting fields, our gallery has developed the ability to select unique and distinctive pieces that reflect both artistic value and refined design. Today, we are proud to present our collection both through our physical gallery and through carefully curated online platforms. Our goal is to offer collectors and enthusiasts a diverse selection of sought-after objects, ranging from art pieces to iconic and collectible design items. Each work or object we present is chosen with attention, expertise, and a genuine appreciation for quality, history, and aesthetic value.
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Details

Era
After 2000
Number of objects
1
Material
Aluminium, Steel
Manufacturer/brand
Jielde
Designer/artist/maker
Jean-Louis Domecq
Model
Loft D4400 (2-Arm)
Country of origin
France
Style
Industrial
Condition
Good condition - used with small signs of ageing
In working order
Yes
Height
80 cm
Width
25 cm
Depth
25 cm
Colour
Green
Estimated period
2000-2010
ItalyVerified
243
Objects sold
100%
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