JIELDÉ : The French Icon of Industrial and Design Lighting
100% French manufacturing
Dive into the world of Jieldé, the emblem of French industrial lighting turned contemporary design icon. Each Jieldé lamp is a promise of authenticity and durability, combining timeless aesthetics with outstanding functionality. Originally designed for workshops, Jieldé lamps have won over design enthusiasts' interiors with their precise mechanics and vintage charm. From wall lights to floor lamps, every Jieldé creation is made in France and adapts to any space looking to add a touch of history and character. Discover our Jieldé selection and let French quality illuminate your space.
Jieldé Signal SI331 - Wall Sconce for Modern and Elegant Lighting
Jieldé Signal SI371 - Wall Light for Stylish and Contemporary Lighting
Jieldé Signal Si833 Floor Lamp: A touch of French industrial for your lighting
Jieldé Signal Si433 Zig-Zag - Design Floor Lamp for Unique Lighting
Jieldé Loft D9406 Zig-Zag Floor Lamp: An Industrial Lamp with Unique Design
Jieldé: The Iconic French Design Brand
Dive into the captivating world of Jieldé, a brand that has embodied the pinnacle of French design for over seven decades. Established in 1950 by Jean-Louis Domecq, Jieldé has become an indisputable benchmark in the world of lighting design, with a product range that includes wall lights, table lamps, floor lamps, pendants, and more.
History and Origins
In the post-war era, Jean-Louis Domecq, a mechanical workshop leader, felt an urgent need to create a desk lamp perfectly tailored to his specific requirements. This led to the creation of the Jieldé lamp, which became synonymous with sturdiness, flexibility, and innovation. Its wireless joints were a revelation of the times, offering unparalleled mobility. The name "Jieldé" originates from the initials of its creator, JLD.
Craftsmanship and Unparalleled Quality
The essence of Jieldé lies in the artisanal production of its lights, which continues in the workshops of Saint-Priest, near Lyon, France. Every lamp, be it a wall light, a floor lamp, a pendant, or a table lamp, is meticulously hand-assembled, thus preserving the heritage of French craftsmanship excellence. Numbered to attest its uniqueness, each lamp emerges as an authentic work of art.
Diversity of Collections and Evolution
Since its inception, Jieldé has continuously evolved. From the original "Standard", renamed "Loft" in 2003, to the "Signal" series offering a compact version of the original, through pendants like "Augustin", "Clément", "Beaumont", "Dante", and "LaK", each model bears testimony to the brand's prowess. The "AICLER" range, introduced in 2019, showcases the brand's ability to reinvent itself while honoring its heritage.
Global Cultural Influence & Recognition
Jieldé transcends being just an industrial light; it has risen to become an icon of contemporary design, featuring in Hollywood movies alongside renowned actors like Bruce Willis, and even in taxis. The Jieldé lamp, with its distinctive style, has enchanted the world.
Why Choose Jieldé?
Opting for a Jieldé light fixture signifies a choice of authenticity, quality, and timeless design. Whether you're looking for illumination for your office or living room, or desire to gift someone a unique piece, Jieldé caters to your needs while infusing an elegant touch into your space.
Jieldé represents much more than a lighting brand; it's a French heritage, a symbol of quality and design enduring through generations, firmly rooted in the present. Explore our collection now and discover how a Jieldé lamp can brighten your life today and tomorrow with grace and elegance.
A 100% French Manufacture:
What remains unchanged is the craftsmanship: the lamps are still handcrafted using original tools in the workshops of Saint-Priest, in the suburbs of Lyon. "Jieldé" also symbolizes a team: foundries, stampers, mechanics, and "Made in France" painters, ensuring a 100% French production.
Vintage yet contemporary, timeless and customized, the "Jieldé" lamp remains relevant in its time, continuing to shine both in France and globally in the name of its brilliant inventor.