MIDGARD LICHT - THE LIGHT GUIDES

Light is good. Light where you need it is even better. Since 1919, Midgard Licht has been directing light and giving it a modern form. More precisely: since engineer Curt Fischer filed a patent application for the world's first adjustable luminaire and founded Midgard, the luminaire manufacturer still based in Auma, Thuringia, today. And he struck a chord with the avant-garde of architecture and product design: Walter Gropius, for example, furnished the newly emerging Bauhaus in Dessau with the machine-like, high-precision luminaires. The company still produces its classics - including the first spring-loaded luminaire - on the original tools today. And more: in collaboration with designers such as Stefan Diez and Sebastian Herkner, Midgard develops new luminaires - just as groundbreaking as they were back then, and just as valuable in the truest sense of the word. What they all have in common is their adaptability via movable - and well-shaped - elements and mechanical principles.