Created in 1921 by Bernard-Albin Gras , the GRAS lamp heralded a new era in industrial and professional lighting. Designed without screws or welding, it captivated with its mechanical robustness, instinctive mobility, and exemplary ergonomics. But beyond technical innovation, Gras was one of the first to place functional aesthetics at the heart of modern design.

In this vein, the N°215 floor lamp asserts a sleek and graphic presence, while retaining the stability and precision characteristic of the collection. Its taut lines, slender base, and articulated structure make it a sculptural object, equally at home in a contemporary living room or a bold workspace.

A classic of industrial design, still as relevant, still as radical.