Belux Tubo was created on occasion of a design competition organized by Belux in 1984, during which the light fixture conceived by Jo Niemeyer emerged victorious among 400 designs.
The Belux Tubo table lamp breaks in a very refined manner with the conventional structure of a table lamp, because it is devoid of joint, yet can be adjusted simply by pushing the bracket in height.
The table lamp without joints has a slender stem that turns effortlessly on its own axis and generates direct or indirect lighting as desired. Because of its satined diffuser, spreading out over 2/3 of the whole stem length, the light is pleasant and glare-free and is nearly without shadowing. Via an integrated button, Belux Tubo's light intensity can be varied.