Created in 1921 by Bernard-Albin Gras , the GRAS lamp marked a revolution in the world of industrial and technical lighting. Originally designed for workshops and design offices, it is distinguished by an ingenious mechanism without screws or welding, combining robustness, mobility and ease of use.

An icon of utility lighting, the GRAS N°304 wall spotlight seduces with its discretion , its impeccable manufacturing quality and its reassuring look. Compact and versatile, it naturally finds its place in a corridor , above a painting , or as spot lighting in a kitchen . Its sober silhouette, signature of the GRAS collection, makes it a choice as aesthetic as it is durable.

Beyond functionality, Bernard-Albin Gras laid the foundations of modern industrial design. He designed lighting fixtures where aesthetics and technology merge, giving rise to a unique, understated, and expressive silhouette. His visionary approach influenced many designers, including Le Corbusier, who was captivated by the purity of his lines and his formal intelligence.

Now reissued, the GRAS Lamp remains an iconic piece of 20th-century design—as relevant in a contemporary interior as it is in a space with an industrial soul.