The wall and floor lamp Delight by Ingo Maurer is a white cloth of glass fibre fabric with natural fall of the folds. It was created in 1980 by Frans van Nieuwenborg and Martijn Wegman, and can be suspended on the wall or draped on a table, a sideboard or floor. Drapery and cloth shape create unique light and shadow effects.
The lamp socket and the illuminant are located in the centre of the cloth and are hidden in the folds. The light fixture is supplied with current via a white electrical cable with switch. The light fixture can be suspended on a hook using a loop on one side of the cloth.
Delight can withstand a long-term stress of up to 180°C.