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LAMPE DE MARSEILLE｜DUAL-LIGHT ICON BY LE CORBUSIER
Architectural form. Dual direction. Timeless modernism.
Originally created by Le Corbusier for the Unité d’Habitation in Marseille, the Lampe de Marseille remains one of the most iconic wall-mounted lighting designs of the 20th century. This sculptural reproduction features two spun aluminium shades of different sizes — each with its own light source — casting light both upward and downward for balanced ambient and task illumination.
With two pivot joints and a rotatable wall mount, the lamp offers maximum flexibility in placement and angle. Whether used in a reading corner, work nook, or accent wall, it brings a refined architectural presence to any modern space.
Product Details
- Materials: Spun aluminium shades
- Light Source: 2 × E14 bulbs (not included)
- Mounting: Wall-mounted with rotatable bracket
- Adjustability: Dual-joint stem for directional control
- Control: Corded switch with NZ plug
- Use: Reading light, architectural accent, living or working spaces
A functional design object that merges French modernist heritage with contemporary versatility.
Warranty
2-Year Warranty. Built to Last.
At DERLOOK, every piece is crafted with care and designed for long-term use.
We offer a 2-year return-to-base (RTB) warranty, covering manufacturing defects from the date of delivery.
This warranty does not cover damage caused by misuse, accidents, or commercial use.
If you have any concerns, our team is always here to help.
For full warranty details, please refer to our Terms & Conditions.
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Customer experiences
Real feedback from homes across New Zealand
“Great quality and very well made. Looks even better in person.”
— Auckland customer“Really happy with how it turned out. Fits the space perfectly.”
— Wellington customer“Everything arrived exactly as expected. Smooth process from start to finish.”
— Christchurch customerBe the first to review “Marseille Wall Lamp”
Inspired By
le Corbusier, an incredibly influential Swiss architect, work embraced the functionalism of the modernist movement and included lots of expressionist, sculptural aspects.
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