Upcycled Shadowless Surgical Lamp Floor Light – Industrial Spotlight on Wooden Tripod | Retro Medical Statement Lighting for Designers & Collectors:
Step into a world where medical precision transforms into industrial artistry. This extraordinary piece began life in the 1990s as a Heraeus Hanaulux Model 2004 shadowless surgical lamp, guiding surgeons with flawless clarity. Now reborn, it has been meticulously upcycled into a rare floor lamp, mounted on a tripod crafted from reclaimed army crutches, an homage to resilience and reinvention.
📋 Product Details:
- Authentic Heraeus Hanaulux, Model 2004, 4-way shadowless surgical lamp upcycled into a striking floor lamp
- Mounted on a custom vintage wooden tripod crafted from reclaimed army crutches
- Original four rotating glass lenses with central knob for light adjustment
- Fully adjustable tripod height: 175–200 cm (68.8–78.7 in)
- Surgical head dimensions: 78 × 74 × 24 cm (30.7 × 29.1 × 9.4 in)
- Refinished in high-gloss black for dramatic presence
- Rewired with four G9 fittings (LED bulbs included), 3m (118 in) cord, EU plug, and switch
- Rare vintage piece with minor age signs that enhance authenticity
Ideal for loft interiors, art studios, retro medical collectors, and bold design enthusiasts
The Inspiration: Like a phoenix rising, this lamp tells the story of transformation, once a tool of healing, now a beacon of style and history. Inspired by retro medical design, it bridges the gap between science, art, and industrial heritage.
⚒️ The Creation Process: Each detail has been restored and reimagined, its rotating glass lenses kept intact, Fresh gloss black painted housing, and its wiring renewed for safe, modern use. The tripod, built from vintage army crutches, adds a powerful layer of narrative and character.
👥 Who Is It For?
Collectors of industrial design, interior architects, retro medical enthusiasts, and anyone bold enough to embrace statement lighting. This lamp isn’t just decor, it’s a conversation piece that ignites imagination.
📍 Where To Use It:
Industrial lofts – as a dramatic centerpiece that commands attention.
Art studios – inspiring creativity with its bold design and adjustable light.
Boutique hotels – adding an unforgettable retro-industrial touch.
Home libraries or studies – blending sophistication with eccentric charm.
Collector displays – for those who treasure rare medical-industrial artifacts.
With its rare design, powerful history, and striking presence, this lamp doesn’t just illuminate—it enchants.
